Linked: E-Waste Is a Cybersecurity Problem, Too
Yes, all of these electronics not being disposed of properly are a risk to the environment, and it turns out that the data on them might be a risk to all of us as well.
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Shared Links (weekly) Jan. 30, 2022
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Cybersecurity Is Broken: How We Got Here & How to Start Fixing It
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Report: IT staff fail phishing tests more often than non-technical workers– overconfident much?
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Deploying Modern Analytics for Today’s Critical Data Challenges in eDiscovery
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Three recent events prove the need for an insider risk playbook
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Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for January 2022
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Shared Links (weekly) Jan. 2, 2022
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CIOs and other IT leaders share predictions and tech trends for 2022
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RedLine malware shows why passwords shouldn’t be saved in browsers
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What Your Employees Wish You Knew About Having Better Meetings
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“Location, Location, Location” Isn’t Just About Real Estate, It’s Also About Mobile Device Evidence
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Rethinking the EDRM for Today’s Evolving eDiscovery Data Landscape
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Don’t assume a phone call is authentic just because someone knows your name and address
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eDiscovery best and worst practices with gifs, emojis and more
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Shared Links (weekly) Dec. 26 2021
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4 Ways to Improve Employee Mental Health During the Holidays
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13 Books to Read for a Happier, More Productive, and Less Stressed 2022
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Diversity and collaboration are key for remote working teams
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Failing to Understand Your Data Before You Begin Review is Perhaps the Costliest “Gotcha” of All
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Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for December 2021
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The EFF will fight Google Chrome Manifest v3 which kills extensions that reliably block ads
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Three Myths of the Great Resignation – What the numbers show is a high number of early retirements, and a high number of people moving out and up.
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Linked: DNA testing firm discloses data breach affecting 2.1 million people
There is an obvious question here, right?
Why do you still have this database sitting around?
Seriously, why? Either you’re telling the truth and you have a vulnerable system sitting out there that you’ve never even used, or you have been using it and you’re lying to save face now that data has been breached. Neither one makes you look particularly good, does it?
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Shared Links (weekly) Nov. 21, 2021
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Most organizations had an unknown or unmanaged internet-facing asset exploited
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The Most Important eDiscovery Phase is the One That Drives All the Other Phases
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Embedding social media posts can be considered copyright infringement…but is it?
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5 Reasons Why Networking Training Is the Antidote to The Great Resignation
