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Do we want government to watch us while we troll the internet?
Do we want government to capture, store, and evaluate our chat, email, and browsing sessions?
D…
One of these days corporations will start issuing laptops and personal computers without USB drives, CD burners, and connectivity to the Internet for file transfers.
Case in point: It is just too e…
Convolve, the holder of a patent that limits vibrations in hard drives has claimed Dell Inc and two suppliers (Western Digital, and Hitachi) have infringed on the patent. Despite earlier talks betwee…
Another day, another theft of valuable credit card information. Even though companies are being pressured to meet the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), many are foregoing complia…
The first settlement under New York's Information Security Breach and Notification Law has been handed down in that state. In the lawsuit, it was alleged that CS STARS, a claims management company…
It's tough keeping up with the Joneses, especially when your professional life depends on it. Technology changes at lightning speed, and as a result, companies get caught up in legal arguments inv…
Even the government can't get it right. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is developing a data mining tool that allows for faster searches through mountains of data. However, according to …
Hu Yoshida's Blog: Misunderstandings About Storage Virtualization:
Hu Yoshida weighs in with his viewpoint on vendor-lockin on Storage Virtualisation systems. *phew*. Interesting view, and makes…
DrunkenData.com » Blog Archive » Un-ingestion:
I'm a big fan of open standards – if for no reason other than to avoid this sort of scenario.
Our dev team at work is doing some work customizing o…
Google: A giant hard disk in the sky? | Computerworld Blogs:
If Google starts to offer free, unlimited storage, things could get very interesting.
I don't know how I'd feel about using th…