Massachusetts AG Says Having a WISP is Not Enough to Comply With Massachusetts Data Security Regulations The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office and Belmont Savings Bank have agreed to resolve allegations that Belmont Savings Bank has violated the Commonwealth’s stringent data security regulations (see our post about 201 CMR 17.00 here) through an Assurance of Discontinuance, […]
Written Information Security Policy is INSUFFICIENT to comply with Massachusetts Data Privacy Law
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What to Teach Your Kids, Employees and Interns about Social Media
This 31-minute webinar shows you how Kids have been denied College Admissions, thrown out of college or kicked out of their majors Interns and employees have cost their employers thousands (or millions) of dollars How kids and adults have gone to jail, around the world, due to mistakes in Social Media Please share this webinar […]
Facebook: Releasing your personal data reveals our trade secrets
We’ve said for years that the internet remembers forever. Here’s proof that Facebook embodies that ethos… Here’s a SMALL sampling of what Zuckerberg collects, repacages and sells…but never deletes…. Pokes are kept even after the user “removes” them. Facebook is collecting data about people without their knowledge. This information is used to substitute existing profiles […]
Why Law Firms Should NOT be Backing Up Documents in the Cloud
Raj Goel, CISSP CTO Brainlink International, Inc. raj@brainlink.com 917-685-7731 Raj’s LinkedIn profile This article appeared on LAW.com John Edwards (no, not THAT John Edwards) did a great job of summarizing various backup tools available for CLOUD backups, and some risks inherent in it. My opinion is that law firms should NOT be using public or […]
InfoSecurity Issue 6 — DATA LEAK: Googling AWAY your Security and Privacy
Raj Goel, CISSP CTO Brainlink International, Inc. raj@brainlink.com 917-685-7731 Raj’s LinkedIn profile This article appeared in InfoSecurity Magazine Issue 6 It’s no secret that Google retains search data and metadata regarding searches—in fact, it’s quite open about doing so. What’s unsure, though, is the long-term threat to information security and privacy. Let’s review Google’s elements. […]