Has the Law Firm Holding Your Data Ever Suffered a Breach? You May Never Know tags: LitSupport MM Security Electronic Discovery: The In-housers take charge — File under, if law firms won’t adapt to deal with advanced technology, and perhaps even data security issues, clients will do for themselves. tags: LitSupport MM Technical Competence for…
Hot on the heels of my post this week Keep WordPress Updated, Mark Gibbs was kind enough to share some information on a couple of plugins which could be very useful in that regard. If you’re running a WordPress site and given the number of potentially show-stopping problems that exist, get fixed, and are replaced…
If you don’t, ISIS supporting script kiddies might just deface it. Honestly, from my own experience with a SQL injection that was a result of a WordPress community site that I had shuttered but left installed on the server, let me just say that if you are doing your own install of WordPress on a…
ESI Observations on a Pretty Good Friday | Ball in your Court tags:LitSupport MM 20 Best Practices for Using Keyword Searches in eDiscovery – D4 tags:LitSupport MM You Should Check the Level of Your Fuzzy When Searching tags:MM LitSupport Instructor-led Training: The WOW! is in the Details tags:MM Training We need laws requiring lawyers to…
I’ve been suspicious of Twitter and Facebook’s attempts at letting users decide what is “true” and hiding the posts that get voted down, let alone Google’s suggestion that they will start doing something similar with search results. My fear is simply that a large group will target things they happen to not agree with to…
Last week I was in London to attend a conference being put on by my employer, and to teach a training class in the days following the conference. With the conference allowing for a number of employees to be in town, I had a few newbies in my class as part of helping them understand…