Collaborate Disseminate
The California wildfires have been especially devastating this year, with fires reaching unprecedented sizes. Hundreds of thousands of acres have been burned and it may take until September to contain the fiercer fires. When it comes to emer… Continue reading Communicating in Time: Wildfires and Incident Response
Recent legal battles have once again brought the compliance and moral compass of businesses using secure messaging applications into the spotlight.
The post New Legal Battle Again Shines Light on Need for Secure Messaging Record Retention appeared firs… Continue reading New Legal Battle Again Shines Light on Need for Secure Messaging Record Retention
Since prenatal care shifts into postnatal care and pediatrics, patients are likely to continue seeing the same healthcare provider (or providers) for years to come – so the need to improve doctor-patient communication is paramount in order to ens… Continue reading Pregnancy and Pediatrics: Trusted Doctor- Patient Communication over a Decade
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Any business needs to be prepared for crisis communications. From product failures to how an organization handles a natural disaster—emergencies can have a severe impact on a business’s reputation and performance.
The post When Brand Reputation i… Continue reading When Brand Reputation is on The Line: Five Tips for Crisis Communications
The high-profile Golden State Killer case is causing experts to debate the privacy implications of using genealogical data from open-source sites, like GEDmatch.com, in criminal investigations. There are no laws prohibiting detectives from using … Continue reading Privacy and Your Ancestry – The Implications of Sharing Data
The latest insider build of Skype allows users to engage in conversations that have end-to-end encryption. This means the application’s servers has no visibility into the encrypted traffic. The Microsoft-owned app was the latest holdout among the… Continue reading Skype Finally Gets End-to-End Encryption
The app’s novel approach turns Digital Rights Management on its head Continue reading Signal app’s address book security could upset governments
Signal is testing out a new private contact discovery service that will let the app determine if a user has Signal contacts in their address book, but forbid its servers from accessing the users’ address book. Continue reading Signal Testing New Private Contact Discovery Service
Researchers spent six months poking holes in Signal and urge a bigger spotlight on security testing. Continue reading Breaking Signal: A Six-Month Journey