Shared Links (weekly) March 1, 2026
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Image by frankieleon With the news this week that the Hyatt breach may have included up to 250 hotels, I think it’s time to just admit that your credit card info is probably out there somewhere. If it wasn’t grabbed from this hotel chain, at another, or at an online store, or through some other…
This should be about the last blog entry before we take off for Boston. Our flight’s at some ungodly hour (6AM), which with airport security being what it is, means us at Port Columbus around 4AM. Needless to say, there will be no time for an online presence this evening. But here’s a short list…
The other day I saw a PC that had been completely overrun with trojans, virii, and spyware. I won’t say where I saw this particular PC, but suffice it to say it had all the appropriate software installed originally to keep this from happening. However, after cleaning up the trojan that had the AV disabled,…
New Survey Shows eDiscovery Workload, Predictive Coding Use Increasing tags: LitSupport MM Don’t Stipulate to Not Follow the Form of Production Rules tags: LitSupport MM ILTA 2014: Diversification the key for litigation support vendors ILTA 2014 reinforced my thinking that the future of eDiscovery is dynamically intertwined with privacy, security and governance. That has certain…
Lawyers, take note – “While the humans had better delivery, the group agreed, the machine offered greater substance in its arguments. That, IBM said, spoke to the heart of its goal: augmenting human beings to make decisions quickly and with more data than ever before.” In front of a jury, the human lawyer has the…