privacy — MK Anderson

Bookmarks for 10/31/2009

Oct 31, 2009 By delicious Leave a Comment

Even when I don't have time to write I still read. Here are bookmarks I've saved in Delicious.

Filed Under: Delicious Bookmarks Tagged With: blog, blogging, blogs, Books, conversion, design, development, facebook, Humor, lifehacks, news, privacy, project_management, Publishing, Security, socialmedia, tools, usability, utilities, ux, wordpress, Writing

Bookmarks for 02/04/2009

Feb 5, 2009 By delicious Leave a Comment

These are my links for 02/04/2009 from 23:45 to 23:46

Filed Under: Delicious Bookmarks Tagged With: blog, facebook, privacy, Security, socialmedia, Writing

Outsourcing Private Information Part 2

Aug 15, 2007 By mkanderson Leave a Comment

Just to underscore the risk of outsourcing private information, one of Pfizer's vendors allowed two relatively insecure laptops containing private employee information to be stolen: Pfizer Reports Second Data Breach In Two Months. In a letter to Pfizer employees, Lisa M. Goldman, out of Pfizer's privacy office, said two password-protected laptops owned by consulting firm [...]

Filed Under: Security Tagged With: cell phone numbers, e mail addresses, health care professionals, letter, office, Outsourcing, privacy, Second, social security numbers, state attorney general

Pay Attention

Oct 7, 2005 By mkanderson Leave a Comment

The New York Times ran an article on identity theft that profiled several individuals and their grief in dealing with the aftermath. What was interesting in this article was this segment: Just how many of the millions of new cases each year stem from the widely reported cracks in the nation's electronic data troves is [...]

Filed Under: Security Tagged With: American, american express, cdnow purchases, crime syndicates, Express, information, new york times, privacy, theft, web hosting company

RFID Zombies and Agent Mulder

May 18, 2004 By mkanderson Leave a Comment

It wasn't too long privacy advocates started warning that embedded chips will eventually lead to privacy issues with everything from products to pets. Well, here we are. Radio frequency ID tags (RFID) are primarily used for point of sale (POS) security. Have you bought a DVD recently? You'll see RFID tags on the inside of [...]