Linked: Tech Trends That Could Change How Firms Operate
The trends identified in the article are worth reading, but this passage made my eyebrows raise specifically: “Sooner or later, some client is going to want permission for a computer to snap a photo of the attorney working on their … Continued
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Tying Deduplication to your eDiscovery Bottom Line Relativity Fest 2019: Top Buzzed-About eDiscovery and Legal Trends Dark Web Site Taken Down without Breaking Encryption 11 Short and Scary Tales from the Ediscovery Crypt 3 Ways the Workplace Is Changing as … Continued
Linked: Steak With A Side Of Surveillance: Outback Restaurants Adding Employee-Tracking Analytics To Its Cameras
I’ve been saying this for years, stop making your employee management problems an issue for IT to fix: Turning personnel management over to tech solutions seldom results in better management or better employees As the Techdirt article below details, what … Continued
Linked: Banning out-of-hours access to work emails could harm employee wellbeing
This is an interesting finding, seemingly contrary to what we’ve seen before: “There’s a fine line between taking time out and feeling left out. Not checking work emails after hours may sound like a welcome relief from the 24/7 work … Continued
Notes on the NordVPN Hack
If you haven’t seen the news yet, you can read about what happened, and how it happened, here. I want to, however, take a moment to share a couple of things that stick out to me: The most obvious … Continued
Why technologists need to get involved in public policy? – Bruce Schneier
Bruce makes some interesting points in this presentation, it’s certainly something to think about. First, watch: I’ll be honest, I’ve been on the side of leaving technology alone for the most part, but his point about the legal industry, and … Continued
Linked: How to Build a Rock-Solid Cybersecurity Culture
I find this approach to building awareness around security refreshing, because I’m betting the answers to these questions may not be what you’d expect: “Go ahead — survey a few co-workers with this question,” says Gamblin, a principal security engineer … Continued