Most small businesses do not need a lawyer every day—but there are identifiable moments where legal guidance becomes appropriate. This post explains how to recognize those moments and what changes when a business moves from reactive decisions to proactive ones.
CERN Sacks Facebook’s Workplace
According to cnbc.com, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN, has decided to drop Facebook’s communications tool, Workplace. Already unpopular due to mistrust of its developer in regards to data privacy, Workplace became even less desirable when Facebook gave CERN the option to pay for the communications tool or downgrade to a free version. As … Continue reading CERN Sacks Facebook’s Workplace
Coronavirus Emails Spread Malware
According to Threatpost, distributors of malicious software are taking advantage of fears generated over the Coronavirus to spread trojans and other malware in countries close to China. Botnet-driven emails display subject lines insinuating that the email contains critical information about the real-word virus. Recipients who click on these emails risk releasing the lurking malware into … Continue reading Coronavirus Emails Spread Malware
What are Data Passports?
Each data carries with it a form of encryption prohibiting use without verification. Furthermore, access may be revoked so that originators can secure data against previously verified use. Even if the data travels outside of an encrypted system, it is protected. To provide a general understanding of what "data passports" could refer to in that … Continue reading What are Data Passports?