13 April 2012

Breaches epidemic despite efforts at compliance, says Kroll - Healthcare Payer News


Report: Healthcare industry prioritizing HIPAA compliance over security
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Court ruling limits reach of US anti-hacking law - SC Magazine


The decision said employees who violate their organization's user policies -- which may include something as simple as visiting a website they are not supposed to -- do not violate the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA).

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TV: Five shows worth watching tonight - Globe and Mail


From exclusive content and mobile apps to online tools and loyalty programs, The Globe lets you experience Canada's deepest coverage of national, international, business, and lifestyle news where you want, when you want. HISTORY Museum Secrets History ...

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Looper Trailer Online & It's Brilliant - WhatCulture!


Set in the near future, where time travel exists on the black market, the film stars Joseph Gordan-Levitt as Joe, a specialised assassin known as a Looper, who kills victims sent back in time by criminal organisations. But he falters when he comes face ...

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Gay couple in fight to keep foster siblings - Independent Online


The High Court ruling includes the observation that on one recent occasion the children were taken from the men. 'The circumstances under which the children were suddenly removed from the care of Daneall and Ivo, taken to an unknown 'safe place' in ...

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Celebrating a decade of keeping children safe - St.Louis Review


The archdiocesan Safe Environment Program, begun in 2002, includes mandatory training workshops for all employees and volunteers -- clergy, religious and laypeople -- who work with children, along with background checks and committing to the Code of ...

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12 April 2012

Goldman Sachs programmer's source code theft conviction is overturned - Inquirer


By Dave Neal AN ACCUSED Goldman Sachs employee who was convicted and sentenced to eight years in prison for stealing source code from the firm has had the conviction overturned because you cannot physically hold source code.

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