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• In The UK, You Have The Right To Incriminate Yourself If You Use Encryption Software

  Several sources are covering a judgment handed down by the England and Wales Court of Appeal which states that computer passwords have to be handed over to law enforcement if requested, even in cases where providing said password would give access to... Posted Oct 17 2008, 12:43 AM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: full disk encryption, data encryption, content encryption, device encryption, laptop encryption, law, hard drive encryption, cryptography software, encrypted data, computer data security, whole disk encryption, file encryption, drive encryption, encryption software, disk encryption

• New European Directive Could Boost Full Disk And Other Encryption Products

  A new European Commission directive on electronic privacy may include a data breach notification provision. While it’s still up for debate, all signs seem to point that the data breach legislation will be approved. While this is not a clarion call for... Posted Sep 20 2008, 12:50 AM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: data encryption, content encryption, device encryption, data security, law, cryptography software, computer data security, Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act, encryption software, disk encryption

• Hard Drive Encryption Not Required By Law. Good Enough Is Enough?

  PC World has an article about “what the law requires of IT.” They make some interesting points, and how the law in a certain case noted that laptop encryption was not necessary. But they have other noteworthy points. Straight off the bat, the article... Posted Aug 19 2008, 01:25 AM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: data encryption, theft, laptop encryption, law, cryptography software, information security, laptop security, prevent data leakage, laptop safe, drive encryption, disk encryption

• Hard Drive Encryption A Quest For Quest Diagnostics

  Quest Diagnostics has filed a report with the Maryland Attorney General that three MD residents may have had their personal information compromised due to the theft of a laptop, which featured password‑protection. The personal information breached for... Posted Jun 18 2008, 01:53 AM by sang_lee with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: full disk encryption, data encryption, theft, device encryption, HIPAA, laptop encryption, data security, law, hard drive encryption, cryptography software, encrypted data, whole disk encryption, endpoint security, laptop security, prevent data leakage, power-on authentication, pre-boot authentication

• Full Disk Encryption Better Than Data Breach Notification? A Lawyer, I Think, Implies Yes

  And I agree. Encryption solutions and other data protection solutions are an infinitely better way of protecting consumer data than letting people know they should be on the look out for financial fraud. However, I do find issues with the points raised... Posted Jun 14 2008, 01:14 AM by sang_lee with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: full disk encryption, data encryption, laptop encryption, data security, law, hard drive encryption, data theft prevention, cryptography software, encrypted data, computer data security, whole disk encryption, endpoint security, usb drive encryption, file encryption, prevent data leakage, power-on authentication, pre-boot authentication, data at rest encryption

• Full Disk Encryption Could Have Saved Oklahoma Corporation Commission A Bunch Of Headaches

  Joe Sill bought fifty computers from a government auction. His intent, according to koco.com , was to refurbish and resell them. Instead, he’s had to put a hold on those plans because he found over 5000 Social Security numbers in the computers’ hard drives... Posted May 22 2008, 02:04 AM by sang_lee with | with 9 comment(s) Filed under: full disk encryption, data encryption, device encryption, data security, law, security, hard drive encryption, cryptography software, information security, whole disk encryption, secure digital assets, prevent data leakage, power-on authentication, pre-boot authentication