Comments on: An Ounce of Compliance is worth a Pound of Data Breach Cleanup

By: Ian Griffith

Ian Griffith — Fri, 21 May 2010 17:00:39 +0000

Janice, thanks for the comment. Your book recommendation looks like one we need to have on the shelf for the next time we review our vulnerabilities; as these issues are never addressed once and for all.

By: Janice Taylor-Gaines

Janice Taylor-Gaines — Fri, 21 May 2010 12:50:25 +0000

Great article highlighting the need for everyone to have a much higher computer/data security awareness. Check a book we use at work, “I.T. WARS” (you can Google to it, a good part of it is available online at Google Books; Amazon too). It has a great Security chapter, and others that treat security, content management, policy, etc. Highly recommended. Great stuff.

By: Ian Griffith

Ian Griffith — Thu, 20 May 2010 02:43:41 +0000

On the subject of securing personal information there has been a lot of talk about how Facebook has made it increasingly difficult to control your information. The subject of the above article is government regulation of social security, credit card, and driver’s license numbers that could lead to identity theft or fraud. However the reaction to having personal relationships and pictures available to 3rd party applications or advertisers has caused a strong backlash. The debate is well characterized on the comments to this blog post where one winery owner explains why he is leaving Facebook. http://www.pinotblogger.com/2010/05/17/why-i-quit-facebook-and-why-every-winery-should-as-well/#comments

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