Technology, Information Security, and Privacy Lawyer. Certified Information Privacy Professional/US.
Omaha, NE
Joined December 2016
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Password length vs. complexity: "Husker$1" takes nine hours to crack; "thefutureisbaconpants" takes a bit longer.
A couple of exceptionally talented gents. Proud to call them my partners.
CLINE WILLIAMS Nathan D. Clark John F. Zimmer, V Cline Williams Wright Johnson & Oldfather, L.L.P., is pleased to announce that Nathan D. Clark and John F. Zimmer, V have been elected to partners within the firm. Nathan D. Clark… omaha.com/business/inside-bu…
For a company to want a precise map of your home, as well as active listening devices throughout, makes great business sense.
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7 things that you need to tell your kid to change their life:
1 I love you
2 I'll be here if you need me
3 Everything is going to be alright
4 Make a backup all important data
5 Verify backup
6 Find out the restore time for backup
7 Cloud is someone else computer
1. Open an issue on GitHub
2. Typing out issue generates other ideas about researching issue
3. Resolve issue
4. Close GitHub issue
Here are some incredible humans who are also my colleagues.
On International Women's Day, Cline Williams celebrates our female attorneys. We thank them for all their invaluable contributions that have made a positive impact on Cline Williams and our communities.
#clinewilliams #InternationWomensDay2022
The RAID is raiding, the containers redeployed with no errors, things are working suspiciously well; I must have missed something.
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@JeffriesInfoSec Look what she found! Quelle horreur!
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Two brilliant lawyers. Lucky and proud to call them my partners.
Cline Williams Lily Amare Katie A. Joseph Cline Williams Wright Johnson & Oldfather, L.L.P., is pleased to announce that Lily Amare and Katie A. Joseph have been promoted to partner. Lily Amare is a graduate of Chadron State College (B.A.,… omaha.com/business/inside-bu…
If you are a manager, and you are so unfamiliar with what you are asking your employees to do that this is how you treat them, you will reap what you sow.
“Now employers can simply deploy clandestine software to monitor keystrokes and mouse movements on company computers, scrape emails, and take screenshots of employees’ screens. The use of biometric employee IDs that track workers’ physical location.“
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An auto lender sent me a letter telling me to prove my (in force) insurance at myinsuranceinfo.com. After an unspecified deadline they will force-place insurance. Whole thing looks scammy. I am paying them off instead. Customer-hostile experience.
Writing a thing in Python. I’ve defined 11 functions but have not, you know, gotten around to the main.
Of *course* Amazon would be calling me from Italy on my long-parked Google Voice number to ask me for my credit card number.
Sometimes the best available self care is two hours in the office to uncruft the inbox, briefcase and work spaces.
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#protip If your lawyer, doctor, or therapist has an Amazon Echo or other voice device in their office, tell them they need to remove it or you will be taking your business elsewhere.
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PLEASE! I can't tell you how many phishing gigs I've done where I get access to an inbox, searching for "password", where someone emails an encrypted file or username with "an email to follow" for the password. Next email down I have it. Use a second medium! (Chat/SMS/Phone) 😬😟