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by Angela Guess Brid-Aine Parnell of The Register reports, “A European Commission director has said that it shouldn’t really matter where Europe’s data is stored, as long as it’s secure and protected. Megan Richards, acting deputy director general of Information Society and Media and also part of the Converged Networks and Services directorate, said...
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by Angela Guess Brian McKenna of SearchDataManagementUK reports, “An enduring disconnect between information management and infosecurity plagues corporate organizations, say data management experts… Jill Dyché, vice president of thought leadership at DataFlux said that security classification of information offers a valuable model for data governance. Some DataFlux customers have begun classifying and prioritizing data using...
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by Angela Guess Somini Sengupta of the New York Times reports that the turnout for Facebook’s recent open vote regarding changes to how user data is governed was extremely low. Sengupta explains, “It has more than 900 million people. It has its own currency. And this month, for the first time, the digital republic...
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by Sue Geuens Whenever I get to a conference or event where data geeks meet and talk, I can guarantee I will hear at least one person telling the others that personal data is growing exponentially. They will also comment that next year our data will doubled, or tripled or have grown by some...
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by David Schlesinger CISSP While some people still believe that data protection and information security require different skill sets (and they are correct), they further believe that each discipline does “just fine thank you” when operating in isolation. This last belief is as wrong as believing that nobody will hack your home computer because...
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by Angela Guess Robert E. Litan of The Atlantic recently discussed the potential of Big Data to improve health care contrasted with the privacy concerns involved. He writes, “Last month, 30 experts from various backgrounds convened by the Kauffman Foundation issued a report, Valuing Health Care, that offered some familiar and some not-so-familiar recommendations...
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by Angela Guess A new article reports, “Security breaches and employee actions pose the greatest potential for crisis within organizations, according to a recent polling of Silicon Valley executives and in-house counsel. The data, collected by international law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP at its ‘Weathering a Crisis: Corporate Governance Symposium’ held on...
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by Angela Guess The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services reports that IBM software “designed to root out potentially fraudulent Medicaid claims has uncovered 206 outpatient behavioral health providers across the state with unusual Medicaid billing worth up to $191 million. North Carolina is the first state in the nation to track...
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Data-Ed Online: How Safe is Your Data? Data Security View more presentations from DATAVERSITY To view the recording of this webinar, click HERE. About this Presentation If you have ever used passwords such as “123456” or simply “password” then you need to attend this webinar! Our presentation provides you with an overview of the...
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by Paul Williams As the Georgia spring turned from April into May, over 600 data professionals converged on Atlanta for the 2012 edition of Enterprise Data World. This year’s conference was highlighted by the keynote address of Internal Revenue Service CTO, Terry Milholland, as well as a celebration marking the 30th anniversary of John...
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