July 11, 2012 10:30 AM EST Social Media has quickly woven itself into the very fabric of everyday life. This boom in sharing, even the most banal of details, has […]
Corporate America failed to learn from Japan’s 30+ year experiment with BYODs and is making new mistakes, in top of the old ones. Japan suffered massive IT penetration and data […]
Do you fancy opening your next office in Baghdad? Kabul? Beirut? Bogata? Medellin? No? Why not? Could it be because you do NOT want your employees or clients to […]
Remember all those movies where the hero ducked into a bar to avoid the bad guys? Or all those bars you ducked into with your date, because the vibe felt […]
http://www.dhses.ny.gov/ocs/awareness-training-events/conference/2012/index.cfm June 5, 2012, 11 am Social Media has quickly woven itself into the very fabric of everyday life. This boom in sharing, even the most banal of details, […]
Sep 11, 2012 – ASIS 58 Social Media & Cloud Computing Threats to Privacy, Security and Liberty, Session 3183 http://www.asis2012.org/Pages/Seminar-Home-Page.aspx Social Media has quickly woven itself into the very […]
Yes, Girls Around Me – the app, is gone. For now. It wasn’t illegal, but it creeped people out. What I find amusing is that while these guys creeped people […]
Here’s a fascinating article from Phys.org on how the US DOJ is getting cellular location data from cell carriers (neatly bypassing the 4th amendment protections) and how technology has increased […]
A fascinating article in the NY TIMES sheds light on why spammers and malware peddlers aren’t billionaires…it seems that the cybecrime loss stats are skewed. Yet in terms of economics, […]
In a rare show of honesty, Sergey Brin admitted that their data that was now in the reach of US authorities because it sits on Google’s servers. He said the […]
