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Sep 21, 2015
ACED Interview: Trends in EDD and Digital Forensics
It was a pleasure to be interviewed last week by Brad Schaffel and Joe Bartolo for an ACEDs podcast series
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Smartwatch Sensors Can Eavesdrop on Your Typing
Naked Security has reported that researchers have shown that a smartwatch's motion sensors can be used to detect what keys
Read MoreSep 15, 2015
Sedona Publishes Draft Cross-Border E-Discovery Guide for In House Counsel
Gotta love The Sedona Conference. Everyone I know is confused about cross-border e-discovery issues. So thanks to Working Group 6
Read MoreSep 15, 2015
BigLaw Spending Up to $7 Million Annually on Cybersecurity
Reuters reported that, according to a Chase Cost Management survey, the AMLAW 200 firms are spending as much as $7
Read MoreSep 14, 2015
Does FireEye Have a Black Eye?
Depends on who you ask, but there sure is an energetic debate. As WIRED reported last week, there was an
Read MoreSep 10, 2015
2000 Convictions May be Overturned Because Police Used Stingrays
The Guardian reported that, on September 4th, more than 2,000 cases could be overturned in Baltimore as the first motion
Read MoreSep 09, 2015
IBM Non-Breaking News Ad: No Data Breach Detected
If you're still trying to wake up after the long holiday weekend, take a look at IBM's new Non-Breaking News
Read MoreSep 08, 2015
Digital Detectives: The Hilary Clinton E-Mail Mess
Who would ever have thought that Hillary Clinton's use of a private e-mail server would threaten to be her undoing?
Read MoreSep 03, 2015
FBI Warns That E-mail Scams Have Cost Businesses $1.2 Billion Since 2013
Naked Security recently reported on the FBI's warning to businesses to be alert for phishing e-mails. These are often targeted
Read MoreSep 02, 2015
"Office Creeper" Breaks Into Law Firm in Norfolk VA
Ameenah Franks has been called an "office creeper" in crime alerts. She represents an aspect of security that many law
Read MoreSep 01, 2015
Why Are Law Firms Forming Data Breach Practice Groups?
In our most recent Digital Detectives podcast, we were lucky to have Martin Tully as our guest. Martin is a
Read MoreAug 31, 2015
Should the Definition of Judicial Competence Include Proficiency in Technology?
I am pleased to offer my readers a chance to answer a timely and rather novel question posed by D.C.
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