One small problem: they say you’re going to have to travel. Maybe to a customer site. Maybe to training. It doesn’t matter. You’re an introvert and haven’t traveled much, and you’re starting to panic. Don’t worry – I’m here for you, friend! Let’s go over some basic travel tips for introverted infosec people. Actually, there…
Chris is right about this, as eDiscovery tools and skills become more and more focused on “finding the right information”, they cross over into a lot of other areas, investigations, information governance, HR, and on and on. “The object lesson for lawyers? The skills and tools which you originally acquire for eDiscovery open doors to…
I don’t know, did we really need a study to show this? “The researchers ran a series of studies asking participants to plan for an important event or goal, like the meeting with their boss or launching their new company. In one study, they asked students to create a study plan for a final exam…
Tom O’Connor does a nice job recapping the session on Pro-Bono and Access to Justice issues. It’s something that I’ve been thinking a bit about myself, given my place working in law, and also as an advocate for abuse survivors, because taking legal action is not cheap, and so many kids and parents are not…
This will make for some interesting logistics problems for highly technical businesses, and even for someone like a professional photographer with extra camera bodies/batteries in a checked bag. I didn’t often check a laptop, but I know plenty of people who had to, because they were carrying multiple machines to a work site, or doing…
It’s true, the cost of training is almost always one of the first things cut when it comes time to reduce spending. Those of us who value good training, and well-trained employees, need to be aware of the reasons why, and how to reset the company mindset. Kevin put together some ways of doing just…