Security / Investigation

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We don’t all take the same approach to maintaining our vehicles. While some people are rigorously routine about it, others require some prompting before they actually make that appointment. Maybe it’s that persistently lit-up check engine light, or that weird banging noise that won’t go away. Or maybe their partner has been gently reminding them about how long it’s been

My dad kept everything.

And I mean that literally. When my siblings and I started cleaning out his office, we found printed emails from 2003. Folders of documents no one had touched in fifteen years. Receipts for things we couldn’t identify. Manuals for appliances that no longer exist. Notes from meetings that probably weren’t that important even when they happened.

What were your childhood car discussions like? I grew up in a family of car fanatics who swapped cars constantly, some new, some just new to them.

Our car rides meant the license plate game and “hey, check out that new grille or those tail lights.” That hasn’t changed. My mom commented on a Volvo’s tail lights the other day; I

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Privacy pros have been saying it for years: Privacy is not set-it-and-forget-it. We have been seeing regularly how changes in laws and regulations impact organizations’ privacy obligations. Yet, often compliance is treated as a series of one-off projects: write a privacy notice, implement a policy, create a data inventory. As organizations evolve it’s important to remember that legal

The other day, I was sitting across from someone at lunch, and without even thinking about it, I flipped my phone face down on the table. Just like that. One motion, completely automatic.

And then I sat there and thought – why did I just do that?

I tend not to want to be distracted by notifications. I definitely didn’t

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Most triathletes are really strong in one or two disciplines. They may be an excellent runner and a solid swimmer, but ask them to clip into their pedals for 25 miles and suddenly race day feels a lot longer. Or they live and breathe cycling and can swim just fine, but dread lacing up their running shoes. 

However, to call