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Jul 7, 2023 Unfiltered cybersecurity law banking

If the world's largest bank can lose critical data, what chance do the rest of us have?

JPMorgan Chase's blunder: accidentally deleting 47 million crucial emails, some subpoenaed in regulatory investigations. Despite hefty cybersecurity investments, emails remain irretrievable, prompting a $4 million SEC fine. JPMorgan vows to improve procedures after their third such incident.

Jan 10, 2023 Unfiltered ai technology law

Is human knowledge obsolescent in the age of synthetic expertise?

Should we worry about AI ending knowledge based industry? Not even a little bit.

Oct 13, 2019 Unfiltered data ethics law

Do We Need More Privacy Laws?

Legislators worldwide are enacting laws to safeguard personal information, yet some laws may seem redundant or overly specific. Are these measures truly necessary, or should we focus on refining existing legislation for better efficacy?

Jul 5, 2013 Unfiltered law government

Take a Walk on The Wild Side

Exploring the hidden depths of the internet reveals a murky world teeming with illegal activity: fake IDs, hitmen for hire, drug markets, and anarchist forums. Despite its allure, the risks are palpable, and anonymity may not be worth the danger lurking in the shadows.

Jan 21, 2013 Unfiltered privacy canada law

Don’t Get Screwed By Your Security Cameras

Improper use of video surveillance could land companies in legal trouble. A U of T study found that many Canadian businesses ignore privacy laws, risking invasive audits and lawsuits. Compliance is crucial to avoid costly consequences and protect customer privacy.