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Jail Time For ID Fraud
Emergent Chaos - , 2009-11-24 This past Friday, Baltimore resident, Michelle Courtney Johnson, was sentenced to 18 months in jail and a $200K fine for theft and use of PHI. Connecticut Attorney General On The March Emergent Chaos - , 2009-11-23 It's been a bad couple of weeks for residents of Connecticut and their personal health information. First Blue Cross Blue Shield had a laptop stolen with enough PHI that over 800K doctors were notified that their patients were at risk, including almost 19K in Connecticut. Fordham report on Children's Privacy Emergent Chaos - , 2009-10-28 The Study reports on the results of a survey of all fifty states and finds that state educational databases across the country ignore key privacy protections for the nation's K-12 children. Bob Blakley Gets Future Shock Dead Wrong Emergent Chaos - , 2009-10-27 Bob Blakley has a very thought provoking piece, "Gartner Gets Privacy Dead Wrong." I really, really like a lot of what he has to say about the technical frame versus the social frame. Vista Didn't Fail Because of Security Emergent Chaos - , 2009-10-22 Bruce Schneier points in his blog to an article in The Telegraph in which Steve Ballmer blames the failure of Vista on security. Every security person around should clear their throat loudly. Security is not what made Vista unpalatable. Punditry: Better Security Through Diversity Of Thinking Emergent Chaos - , 2009-10-06 I am honored that the kind folks at threapost have asked me to write for them occasionally. My first post is about better security through diversity of thinking which was inspired by pastry chef Shuna Fish Lydon. Security is About Outcomes, FISMA edition Emergent Chaos - , 2009-09-30 The U.S. government takes a look at the Federal Information Security Management Act. Rebuilding the Internet? Emergent Chaos - , 2009-09-10 Once apon a time, I was uunet!harvard!bwnmr4!adam. Oh, harvard was probably enough, it was a pretty well known host in the uucp network which carried our email before snmp. Ten Years Ago: Reminiscing about Zero-Knowledge Emergent Chaos - , 2009-09-02 Ten years ago, I left Boston to go work at an exciting startup called Zero-Knowledge Systems. Zero-Knowledge was all about putting the consumer in control of their privacy. What Are People Willing to Pay for Privacy? Emergent Chaos - , 2009-08-26 So I was thinking about the question of the value of privacy, and it occurred to me that there may be an interesting natural experiment we can observe, and that is national security clearances in the US. |
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