I'm shocked!
No great surprises, but a new survey,
Securing Outsourced Consumer Data,commissioned by Experian
Data Breach Resolution and conducted by the Ponemon Institute
reveals that many organizations (46%) do not evaluate the security
and privacy practices of vendors before sharing sensitive or
confidential information.
… When sharing sensitive and
confidential consumer information, nearly half of respondents (49%)
said that they do not monitor — or are unsure whether their
organization monitors — vendor security and privacy practices.
… To access the full report,
Securing Outsourced Consumer Data, visit
http://www.Experian.com/ConsumerDataStudy.
'That don't mean you can't strap on
your shooting irons and mosey down main street...”
February 25, 2013
FindLaw
- 10th Circuit rules that permits allowing people to carry concealed
weapons are not protected by Second Amendment
Findlaw:
"The Second Amendment and gun control remain controversial
issues in the U.S. A federal district court judge tossed out Gray
Peterson’s 2011 lawsuit filed against Denver and Colorado’s
Department of Public Safety. Peterson had claimed that being
denied a concealed-weapons permit because he was not a Colorado
resident violated his Second Amendment right to bear firearms. The
10th
Circuit on Friday ruled that carrying concealed firearms is not
protected by the Second Amendment or the Privileges and Immunities
Clause, nor is the right of people to keep and bear arms infringed
upon by laws prohibiting the carrying of concealed weapons. The
Court held: “Given that the concealed carrying of firearms has not
been recognized as a right, and the fact that concealed carry was
prohibited for resident and non-resident alike for much of our
history, we cannot declare this activity sufficiently basic to the
livelihood of the Nation.”
An interesting summation...
Computerization
in Health Care Demands High Data Standards
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