A few weeks back, I wrote about Why Your Email Subscriber Numbers Aren’t as High as You Think At the time, a comment was left suggesting using a Captcha as a way to avoid having bots auto-filling the form. As much as I don’t like Captchas, I decided to go that route. The fake subscribers…
The Burgeoning Business Cost of E-mail tags: MM LitSupport Schneier on Internet of Things Security: “It’s Going to Come Crashing Down” tags: MM Security Litigators Who Don’t Know Enough About E-Discovery Should Be Afraid, Very Afraid tags: MM LitSupport The 2015 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report is Out! –“23% of recipients open phishing messages and…
Maureen Holland at D4 lays out 9 Reasons Microsoft Outlook is Not a Litigation Review Tool. It’s 2015 and we still need to give people reasons not to use their own Outlook install to review email? We could add a tenth reason as well – the possibility that the reviewer will kick off automated process…
According to a recent survey, as many as 65% of the people filing their taxes online are actually doing it from public, open, wifi connections. Seriously, just stop it already! Look, I travel a lot. I understand the need, and the convenience, of soaking up some bandwidth at the airport, Starbucks, hotel, whatever. Just don’t…
? Friday night we made the drive up to Portland to catch The Replacements at the Crystal Ballroom. The show was great, and typical for a Replacements show even after all these years. They can still be sloppy, belligerent, and rock out all at the same time. I was curious, though, to compare this show…
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…