Convenience Always Trumps Security
Even when people are fully aware of the dangers of using unapproved cloud services and personal email accounts, people still use ’em.
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My Latest on eDiscovery Insight – Working with DAT Files
It’s up over on the AccessData blog. It’s part of a “Tips from the Trainers” series, and is all about working with Concordance DAT files in Summation 5.0 now that we can load those files directly without the need to convert them. Hope you find it useful!
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Could Facebook Be Creating a Facial Recognition Tool to be Used by the Government
NPR has a story this morning talking about Facebook’s facial recognition tools and the potential risk to our privacy that comes along with it. One of the things I like about this story is the explanation of modeling, and how without a model, facial scanning doesn’t really work. It’s comparable to the conversations I’ve had…
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ILTA Recorded Sessions
Back when I used to attend ILTA as a member, I always struggled to figure out what sessions to go to an what one’s I would miss. It was often a tough choice. Now, as someone working for a vendor, there are typically only one or two sessions I even manage to find the time…
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Will I See You at #ILTA13?
Yes it’s true, after last year’s new experience of attending the annual ILTA Conference as a vendor as opposed to an attendee, I’ll be repeating that this year. I expect it to be similar to last year, there won’t be as many opportunities to socialize with my old contacts and attendees, because I’ll be trying…
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Xerox Copiers Altering Documents
Apparently, Xerox scanners/photocopiers randomly alter numbers in scanned documents. Naturally, I immediately wondered of any of those altered documents wound up involved in eDiscovery? Update: Xerox has responded on their own blog. As I suspected, it wouldn’t be common for the characters to get changed as described in the first post, but you could certainly…