Chinese Internet censorship code of conduct in the works
Major Internet companies and Human Rights Watch are drawing up a code of conduct on dealing with Internet censorship in China
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How to protect your company and employees from workplace violence
...conduct in the workplace which causes an individual to fear for their personal safety, the safety of their co-workers, family, friends and/or property
According to the Dept. of Justice, 516 cases of homicide occurred in the workplace in 2006. However, the number of assaults, not resulting in death, amounted to 1,700,000 during the same...
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Laptop stolen from the home of a BearingPoint employee
...conducting business
Evan] As demonstrated on their web site. The number "8" followed by "The number of years in a row that identity theft has been the #1 internet crime
To that end, we have implemented safeguards for the information
Evan] OK, I am following so far
Even the most rigorous safeguards, however, can not guarantee protection...
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Computers stolen from J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
...conduct
Evan] I agree that it is not possible to protect against all criminal conduct, but it was certainly possible to protect against this
At this point, we have no reason to believe that the theft was directed at the information stored on this computer
Evan] There is no reason to believe that the theft was NOT directed at the information...
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Britain mulling "random" audits to enhance data protection..
...conduct random audits of the security measures in place in businesses and other organisations holding personal data
Wow. Imagine the uproar that would erupt here in the United States, if anyone introduced legislation suggesting the government could randomly check to see if businesses are keeping their data safe. Granted, most states have...
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Creating and Entrapping Terrorists
...conduct Google Earth searches of JFK's grounds and build a complex, multifaceted, international terror conspiracy -- albeit one that was impossible to actually pull off. After Defreitas was arrested, U.S. Attorney Roslynn Mauskopf called it "one of the most chilling plots imaginable
Using informants to gin up terrorist conspiracies is a...
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A breach that hits home with 2008 presidential candidates
...conducted
Evan] Are we safe to assume that the unauthorized access to McCain and Clinton's passport files would have gone unnoticed without the discovery of the Obama access
The incidents raise questions as to whether the information was accessed for political purposes and why two contractors involved in the Obama search were dismissed...
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Fraud, theft risks in supply chains are everywhere
...conduct business. Enterprises have discovered that their businesses are ripe for fraud and theft as they rely more and more on global outsourcing relationships, complex networks of suppliers and vast computer networks to conduct business
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Risk and Culture
...conducted by the Cultural Cognition Project at Yale Law School. Abstract
Cultural Cognition refers to the disposition to conform one's beliefs about societal risks to one's preferences for how society should be organized. Based on surveys and experiments involving some 5,000 Americans, the Second National Risk and Culture Study presents...
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