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The Droid – A New Generation Of Cell Phones
March 10, 2010, 1:01 pmThe iPhone is here to stay, no doubt. It would take millions of marketing dollars and years of building a recognizable brand to do any real damage to the iPhone user base. The iPhone is to todays tech savvy twenty-somethings that color TV was to their parents or grandparents. The iPhone was everyones introduction to smart phones. It was also a natural upgrade from the iPod. Plus, Apples extensive selection of killer apps and awesome games makes other company-backed phone application stores look...(read more) -
Can an internet developer contract that if their servers are hacked they are not liable for data security?
March 9, 2010, 9:11 amHere's the language...."Vendor compiles information from visitors of Company’s websites and information provided by Company from its customers (collectively “User Information”). All User Information is stored in Vendor’s database. Vendor takes precautions to ensure that User Information is kept private and uses industry-accepted encryption methods to protect User Information that is stored within Vendor’s database. Vendor cannot, however, guarantee the security of User Information. Unauthorized entry or use, hardware or software failure, and other factors may compromise the security of User Information at any time." Just wondering if this was standard. I think they should be liable if they could have prevented. Thanks for any help. Eg -
home security alarm systems?
March 5, 2010, 10:13 pmDo you have a home security system? What kind/brand? Scale from 1 to 10 how much you like it? -
Self storage?
March 4, 2010, 9:13 pmHas anyone here used self storage before? How much did it cost? Thanks guys - am in Uk though! -
HIPAA IT Security: Moving Beyond HIPAA to EHR Security as a Healthcare Provider
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Medical Files Left in Recycle Bins
March 2, 2010, 4:42 pmIt’s got your Social Security number. It’s got all kinds of stuff ... could lead to disciplinary action by the state Board of Medicine and possible penalties under the HIPAA Privacy Rule. "We take each one of these cases extremely seriously.
