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The Biggest Data Breech (For Now)
I keep reading the words “the largest data breach in history” in a variety of stories. In fact, given the tremendous growth of data acquisition, I’m guessing that this headline will continue to repeat itself over and over. I think … Continue reading
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Private Data
I think that as we evolve into a more digital world, we really need to modify and enhance the various legal systems around the world to cope with the challenges of digital information. The world changes when vast troves of … Continue reading
Rogue Software Changes
Could a group of software developers make changes that fundamentally alter the way a software system should work without management being aware? That’s the question being asked of VW right now. Most people are skeptical, but I ran across a piece … Continue reading
The Lost Laptop Crisis
I wrote about the dangers of travel awhile back, where I had concerns about information when crossing the borders of a country. However that’s a case that most of us encounter rarely. However many of us do move information around on a … Continue reading