Run From the Border – CISOs, Employee Devices and Border Crossings
Data tends to move from place to place. That’s kind of the point. But when it does travel, sometimes the government wants to take a peek. Any government. A recent…
DetailsWhy Using Personal Email for Corporate of Government Purposes is A Bad Idea (But a Common One)
Put aside politics and law for a minute. The stories about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of her personal email account (exclusively) for her work at the State…
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It was a Saturday evening at the Justice Department, and a colleague and I were finishing up a brief to be filed the following Monday. When we tried to put some documents into…
DetailsCourt Hears FTC v. Wyndham Worldwide Corporation
In a large brick and glass building on 6th and Market Streets in Philadelphia, across the street from the Yu Ya Nails and Spa, and only a few hundred yards from…
DetailsThe Difference Between Phishing and Fishing- Supreme Court Renders Decision
On February 25, 2015 the United States Supreme Court rendered the unremarkable decision that a fish – yes, a fish – is not a computer hard drive. Sure, you can buy thumb…
DetailsWill a Free Market Solution to Privacy and Security Work?
AT&T recently unveiled a Gigabit Internet service in Texas, with a catch. There are different prices if you opt out of sharing your surfing habits than if you decide you…
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