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Posted Thursday 16th August 2007 16:54 GMT
This cock-up is from back way back in May? Next time try 1/2 a pill...
Perhaps for the best tho; it would be really tough to balance those "lap top" computers anyways.
Posted Thursday 16th August 2007 16:54 GMT
This cock-up is from back way back in May? Next time try 1/2 a pill...
Perhaps for the best tho; it would be really tough to balance those "lap top" computers anyways.
Posted Thursday 16th August 2007 18:15 GMT
A Dream of a Blue Pill to Demonstrate/Push to the Male/Male Fraternity? Or is it already a star turn?.
Posted Thursday 16th August 2007 18:27 GMT
A Dream of a Blue Pill to Demonstrate/Push to the Exclusively Male Orientated Fraternity? Or is it already a star turn?.
Posted Friday 17th August 2007 14:28 GMT
Another STUPID company that lets employees put confidential information on laptops. I really don't care whether or not it was encrypted, the simple matter is that CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION NEEDS TO BE ON SECURE SERVERS!!!
Yes, even a supposedly "secure" installation can have leaks. But if you do things right ...
We need data security laws that really and truly punish these kinds of things.
Password protected? Bah, I'm an incompetent hardware hack and it would take me six, maybe seven minutes.
Posted Wednesday 22nd August 2007 15:59 GMT
Yet another fact of the "Cost Of Doing Business" mentality and attitude toward information and data security. Unfortunately for the public, most private companies, as well as a large number of public organizations are ran by people who believe data security is an unnecessary expense and a business inhibitor. And many are the same companies that lobby against government regulations to enforce due diligence and prudent behavior. Nothing will ever change until the financial cost of being negligent out ways the TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) for implementing security best practices. Where are the “ambulance chasers” and class action lawsuits when you need them?