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Weekly Digest for June 23rd
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Weekly Digest for June 16th
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Paella picante de Michael
Ingredients: 1 rounded cup organic Endamame beans shelled 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil 3 lb. cured Chorizo or Andouille, cut into thin pieces Salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste 1 large Vidalia onion, chopped 2 garlic cloves, minced 1/2 tsp. saffron threads, crushed 4 Rome tomatoes, peeled, seeded and chopped 4 cups organic… Read More
$7.2 million – cost of a data breach
The average organizational cost of a data breach increased to $7.2 million and cost companies an average of $214 per compromised record. What’s protecting you? Check out the CrossView Security playbook http://bit.ly/m3qnWD #CMO #retail
Juris Doctor 134 of 161 – AKA Citizen Journalists … Not!
There has been an interesting ruling this week issued by the New Jersey’s Supreme Court concerning journalist source protections and the delineation between who may be able to claim the protections granted journalists. The Court ruled that bloggers and online posters don’t have the same protections for sources as mainstream journalists do. While I certainly… Read More
Juris Doctor 130-133 of 161
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed Cyberspace Law over the past three weeks exploring subject matter in ISP Liability for Speech, Anonymous Communications in Cyberspace, and Content Regulation in Cyberspace. A particular facet I have derived more amusement from than normal is concerned with the concept of anonymity. From a technical perspective, true anonymity does not actually exist.… Read More
Weekly Digest for June 2nd
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Weekly Digest for May 26th
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Weekly Digest for May 12th
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We Eat Our Own
Our reasonable expectation of privacy is an illusion similar to the “job security” myth perpetuated by so many workers. The power to control your identity, privacy and security has less and less to do with the individual and more to do with corporate honor or criminal intent both of which sometimes have blurry demarcation. We… Read More
Juris Doctor 127-129 of 161
One of my classes this year is Intellectual Property which is all about patents, trademarks, and copyright. Given my interest in creative pursuits and social media, I had to stop and think about the massive growth of blogs, wikis, social sites such as Facebook and others. The reality is that these activities have thrust all… Read More
Weekly Digest for May 5th
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Weekly Digest for April 28th
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Stormbringer
“In life, all storms pass, even the figurative ones.” – Michael Peters
Juris Doctor 121-126 of 161
I’ve mentioned before that the focus of this doctoral program I am nearing completion with is focused on cyberspace law in the federal and international law sectors. There are a few things about what I have learned that are hysterical from my particular perspective. First, these technology courses I am participating in are really almost… Read More
Weekly Digest for April 21st
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Weapon of Mass Disruption (WMD)
Of all the attacks taking place on Web sites across the Internet today, and there have been some very high profile ones recently, SQL injection is making its mark as the cyber-criminal’s most effective weapon of mass disruption (WMD) into corporate data stores. In my opinion, this threat vector against the crown jewels is public… Read More
Weekly Digest for April 14th
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What’s in a name?
Prior to April Fools’ Day, 2011, you probably had never heard of Epsilon Data Management, right? I’d wager, however, that this email marketing firm has heard of you. In excess of 250 million email account names were pirated from the marketing services firm, vaulting this to what may be the largest breach of personal information… Read More
Weekly Digest for April 7th
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Now Reading: Irrefutable Laws of Leadership – 21
The Law of Legacy: A leader’s lasting value is measured by succession. My life sentence is, “I want to add value to leaders who will multiply value to others.” Most people simply accept their lives – they don’t lead them. Someday people will summarize your life in a single sentence. My advice: pick it now!… Read More
Juris Doctor 120 of 161 – AKA Beer Breach
I have a natural passion for keeping people safe and secure as many of you know. I also have a real passion for technology law which might be evidenced by the doctoral pursuit in law. I also follow the news looking for cases that have been adjudicated and what the verdict or in most cases,… Read More
Now Reading: Irrefutable Laws of Leadership – 20
The Law of Explosive Growth: To add growth, lead followers – To multiply, lead leaders. Becoming a leader who develops leaders requires an entirely different focus and attitude from simply attracting and leading followers. It takes a different mind-set. Leadership development compounds. The more you invest in people and the longer you do it, the… Read More