You Are Your Company’s Biggest Security Risk
I write about hacking and data security periodically, even though sometimes I get the feeling legal professionals try hard not to think about the subjects. But the stories in this realm bear repeating....
View ArticleMobile Apps: FTC Says Vague Privacy Policies and Lack of Terms a Problem
Ed note: This post originally appeared on InfoLawGroup. Last week, the FTC released a study it conducted in connection with price-comparison apps, deal apps and apps that allow people to pay for...
View ArticleCheck Out ATL’s New eDiscovery Channel
Interested in eDiscovery? We've got some good news for you!
View Article“BYOD Bill of Rights” May Help Concerns about Privacy
Ed note: This post originally appeared on Peter S. Vogel’s Internet, Information Technology & e-Discovery Blog. A recent survey about BYOD (“Bring Your Own Device”) resulted in the finding that...
View ArticleLaw School Increases Security After Incident With Former Student
Members of this law school community must be understandably unsettled.
View ArticleNon-Sequiturs: 12.17.15
* Fresh off the heels of a lawyer that was trying to sneak a gun into Disney World, the Mouse has tightened up security measures. I told you he was going to ruin everything. [Chip and Co.] * Chicago...
View ArticleNon-Sequiturs: 01.12.16
* Even at a conference, Judge Easterbrook can be intimidating. [Business Law Prof Blog] * Boeing filed a patent to make air travel slight less hellish. Good luck with that. [Travel and Leisure] * Judge...
View ArticleOctober On Legal Talk Network: Security, The Supreme Court, And Software
This month’s podcasts on Legal Talk Network had something for just about everybody.
View ArticleSecure Your Phone Today Or Face A Data Breach Tomorrow
It’s your practice on the line, so please take action on the tips in this list immediately if you have not done so already.
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