Senate Committee on Health Information

In a recent hearing of Senate Judiciary Committee‘s panel on privacy, technology and the law entitled “Your Health and Your Privacy: Protecting Health Information in a Digital World“, experts called for stronger federal enforcement of health data breach violations. Deven McGraw, director of the Health Privacy Project at the Center for Democracy and Technology, gave [...]

Computrace Mobile Now for Android Devices

We are happy to now extend our Computrace Mobile endpoint security solution to Android devices. We now provide endpoint security for most ultra-portable devices on the market today including netbooks, tablets, and smart phones. Customers with Android devices in their deployment can now remotely secure them, invoking pre-emptive and reactive security measures depending upon the [...]

The Commercial Privacy Bill of Rights Act of 2011 – In Detail

Following the very public data breach by Epsilon, which affected millions of people from 57 corporations, Senators John Kerry and John McCain have introduced a new Commercial Privacy Bill – The Commercial Privacy Bill of Rights Act of 2011. Though we posted about the draft of this bill, you’ll want to know a bit about [...]

First HIPAA Settlement

As we previously mentioned, Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal filed the first HIPAA-related lawsuit. That lawsuit has now been settled, also a first. The settlement agreement [PDF] between the State of Connecticut and the defendants (Health Net) is the result of the loss of a computer disk drive that had unencrypted health information for 1.5 [...]

Ireland Considers Breach Notification Law

It’s been a big week for security legislature! Ireland is now considering a Data Security Breach Code of Practice. The Data Protection Review Group was established to consider “how to ensure that the reporting obligations of organisations in relation to data security breaches are sufficiently robust to protect the rights of data subject.” A draft [...]

Absolute & Ponemon 2010 Laptop Encryption Study

If you are a long-time reader of the Absolute Software blog, you’ll recall the 2009 study we sponsored with the Ponemon Institute – The Human Factor in Laptop Encryption. We have now followed-up that with a 2010 study looking at the US, UK, Canada, Germany, France and Sweden markets. The study shows that business managers [...]

Businesses encouraged to rely on IPSec VPN to get the best out of Windows 7

Businesses have been encouraged to review their security measures and consider adopting a virtual private network to ensure business protection.

Businesses encouraged to rely on IPSec VPN to get the best out of Windows 7

Businesses have been encouraged to review their security measures and consider adopting a virtual private network to ensure business protection.