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Why Is TAR Like a Bag of M&M’s?, Part Two: eDiscovery Best Practices

eDiscovery Daily

11 (2011): Overall, the myth that exhaustive manual review is the most effective—and therefore, the most defensible—approach to document review is strongly refuted. Again, Ralph Losey provides a good example. (I’m I’m not trying to pick on Ralph, he is just such a prolific writer that his examples are everywhere…and deservedly so).

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Tuesday’s Relativity Fest 2019 Sessions: eDiscovery Trends

eDiscovery Daily

Join us to hear examples of failures by a major medical center, a major financial institution, a large federal government agency, and a noted presidential advisor. 11:10 AM – 12:10 PM: Data Subject Access Requests in the Americas and Beyond. e-Discovery Disasters and How to Avoid Them: Don’t Let This Happen to You.

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Part 3: OMG! Not another digital transformation article! Is it about effecting risk management and change management?

ARMA International

Many narratives that deal with change, strategy, transformation, and implementation involve discussing risk. “In Take the example of the pandemic: only some governments engaged pandemic experts to develop actions plans. Consider another example: the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, when terrorists took Israeli athletes hostage.

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Trends in the library technology market ? a UK perspective

CILIP

His piece focuses on public libraries and libraries in higher education institutions. Since 2010/11, library net expenditure has declined by 37 per cent in real terms. [3]. Shared services are a key strategy in ?reducing Libraries in Higher Education. Trends in the library technology market ? a UK perspective.

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The bleak picture of two-factor authentication adoption in the wild

Elie

For example, as you can see in the screenshot above, HSBC and Blizzard Entertainment rolled their own proprietary two-factor software that requires you to install their app. Similarly, the examples used through this post are anecdotal: I didn’t do a formal analysis of the language used to describe 2FA across all sites.

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Open Source Security Podcast EP. 151 - The DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge With David Brumley

ForAllSecure

For the last, say 50 years, we've tried this strategy of "Okay, programmers, learn to program better and write secure apps." Kurt Seifried : 05:06 What strategies did you use to get these programs to be here? This was the interesting strategy component. Kurt Seifried : 10:11 Well, yeah, that was my first thought.

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Open Source Security Podcast EP. 151 - The DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge With David Brumley

ForAllSecure

For the last, say 50 years, we've tried this strategy of "Okay, programmers, learn to program better and write secure apps." Kurt Seifried : 05:06 What strategies did you use to get these programs to be here? This was the interesting strategy component. Kurt Seifried : 10:11 Well, yeah, that was my first thought.