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This is the old ChiefTech blog.: Currently in Singapore

ChiefTech

One highlight of the day was to briefly meet Dave Snowden in person, who is here in Singapore for the International Risk Assessment & Horizon Scanning Symposium. Well see "electronically" again. blog I work at Headshift , a social media and social computing consultancy, as a Senior Business & Technical Consultant.

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US Government Accountability Office Releases New Report On The Internet of Things (IoT)

Privacy and Cybersecurity Law

The GAO also convened a number of expert meetings during the drafting process, bringing together experts from various disciplines, including computer science, security, privacy, law, economics, physics, and product development. One sensor called an accelerometer cost an average of $2 in 2006. Cloud computing. Data analytics.

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eDiscovery for the Rest of Us: eDiscovery Best Practices, Part Two

eDiscovery Daily

The first formalized changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were made in December of 2006 as the culmination of a period of debate and review that started in March 2000. Throughout the case, the plaintiff claimed that the evidence needed to prove the case existed in emails stored on UBS’ own computer systems. Zubulake v.

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Part 1: OMG! Not another digital transformation article! Is it about understanding the business drivers?

ARMA International

This means imaging the “art of the possible” for a new future using a cloud computing model to deliver transformative change. Part 3 will discuss how to manage the various DT risks. This part will also discuss managing CS risks such as ransomware, privacy, change management, and user adoption.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Car Hacking 0x05

ForAllSecure

This is also risky, when he was arrested in 2006, the Prague Post reported that the thief had the code for 150 stolen cars still on his laptop, enough evidence to convict him. So you don't have one computer, you actually have many throughout the vehicle. Leale: That's correct: electronic control unit.

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The Burden of Privacy In Discovery

Data Matters

In discussing Rule 34, the Advisory Committee Note to the 2006 Amendments expressly states that “issues of burden” raised by Rule 34(a)(1) include “confidentiality [and] privacy” concerns. The history of a similar provision within the Rules further supports the position that privacy is a kind of “burden” that a court should consider.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking High-Tech Cars

ForAllSecure

A sophisticated set of encryption and electronics is at work inside the vehicle. As more and more automotive manufacturers start incorporating computer technology into their expensive BMWs, Mercedes Ferraris and Porsches. Lacking any formal computer training. One afternoon in the spring of 2006. He told the Prague post.