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7 types of tech tools to help lawyers set up virtual offices Privacy & Encryption Will Be More Important Than Ever In Wake Of Coronavirus What Is Shadow I.T.? And How Can It Help [Or Harm] Your Law Firm? The … Continued
Linked: Defense Department To Congress: ‘No, Wait, Encryption Is Actually Good; Don’t Break It’
But wait, there’s more. Yesterday, the Senate was threatening tech companies that they will be requiring them to break encryption. But, not everyone in the Federal government agrees: “However, it appears that other parts of the government are a bit … Continued
Linked: Congress Tells Tech Companies: Take Action on Encryption or We Will
I agree with Sharon on this: “Backdoors don’t work. Government raises sensitive issues around human trafficking and child pornography to inflame the public. What it really wants is to snoop at will on everyone and to deprive Americans of our … Continued
What I’m Sharing (weekly)
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
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: The Myth of Consumer-Grade Security
Bruce is right on here: “In his keynote address at the International Conference on Cybersecurity, Attorney General William Barr argued that companies should weaken encryption systems to gain access to consumer devices for criminal investigations. Barr repeated a common fallacy … Continued