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Transition to Electronic Government: Signs of the Time

Preservica

In 2002, I accepted the position of Statewide Records and Forms Coordinator for the Wisconsin Department of Electronic Government (DEG). Today, digital information and communications technologies are ubiquitous in the public sector and every agency is engaged in e-government. Playing Catch Up.

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Kodak Alaris New Scanners Help Customers Digitally Transform

Info Source

Both scanners are ideal for document-heavy processes and make it easy to quickly and accurately convert paper-based information into business-critical data. These new models build on the award-winning S3000 Series Scanners that have brought so much success to the healthcare, logistics, banking, education, and government markets.

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The hidden history of Db2

IBM Big Data Hub

An Oxford-educated mathematician working at the IBM San Jose Research Lab, Edgar “Ted” Codd, published a paper in 1970 showing how information stored in large databases could be accessed without knowing how the information was structured or where it resided in the database. Data security & governance .

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CIPL Publishes Discussion Paper on Digital Assets and Privacy

Hunton Privacy

On January 20, 2023, The Centre for Information Policy Leadership (“CIPL”) at Hunton Andrews Kurth published “Digital Assets and Privacy,” a discussion paper compiling insights from workshops with CIPL member companies that explored the intersection of privacy and digital assets, with a particular focus on blockchain technology.

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Researchers released a free decryption tool for the Rhysida Ransomware

Security Affairs

The experts exploited the vulnerability to reconstruct encryption keys and developed a decryptor that allows victims of the Rhysida ransomware to recover their encrypted data for free. Rhysida ransomware employed a secure random number generator to generate the encryption key and subsequently encrypt the data.

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Travelex says it won’t pay ransom to crooks as currency chaos continues

IT Governance

Employees have been forced to work with pen and paper, severely delaying the few processes that could still be performed, while several UK banks that work with the company have had to turn away customers who wanted to order foreign banknotes. See also: Lack of education is the leading cause of successful ransomware attacks.

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Hello. Goodbye… Goodbye. Hello

ARMA International

Given this backdrop of permanently increased matter mobility, what then are the issues and the key governance considerations that firms should pay attention to? Meanwhile, physical records can take several forms — videos, photographs, blueprints, audio tape recordings, and paper files and folders.