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Prized PII
If I asked you what specific type of information criminals would like to capture about you, what would be your response? Take a minute and think of something and then leave it in a comment after reading the rest of … Continue reading
Data Sovereignty Issues
Many people think about the cloud for cost reasons first, often because they can transfer the expense from a capital to operating budgets. Others think about the flexibility the cloud vendors offer to spin systems up and down, change configurations, … Continue reading
Privacy Problems in Apps
Software is a great equalizer, in that almost anyone can build an application and make it available for others. The app stores from Apple, Google, and others are great examples of where individuals or small teams have made some incredible … Continue reading
A Data Request Form
This week I’m in the PASS Virtual Summit, watching some sessions around other work. Unlike a regular conference, I have more distractions, and I have other commitments. So while I have to be around to deliver or chat during a … Continue reading