LEARNING FROM PAST MISTAKES

By Frederick Scholl | June 14, 2011 |

I tend to read any legal cases about information security, because they are one source where accurate root cause information on breaches can be found.  Two very interesting decisions on security at banks were recently published.  One is the May 27 US District Court decision on Patco v. People’s United Bank.  An even more recent decision…

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Data Governance Anyone?

By Frederick Scholl | January 28, 2011 |

I recently had a scary experience with Amazon.  I regularly order items on this site, and have not had significant problems.  However, yesterday was different.  I was ordering an emergency flashlight and four way travel powerstrip and about to complete my order, when I noticed that the shipping charges totalled $1055.44. See the screenshot to…

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