Topic: Privacy

Found 9 entries.

• No, We Don’t Need Session Replays in a Law Office

  Watching your clients navigate your website like rats in a maze is not 'optimization.' It is intrusion. We explore why Session Replay tools have no place in a professional firm.

• Your “Free” Form Builder Is a Breach of State Secrets

  Shadow IT is not innovation; it is an unauthorized treaty with a foreign power. Why 'free' tools are the most expensive risk we take.

• Privacy Is a Luxury, and Our Clients Can Tell When We’re Cheap

  High-end clients notice details. When your tools are 'Free,' they notice the ads, the tracking, and the lack of polish. Privacy is the ultimate luxury good.

• The Rant: Stop Asking Me Who Deleted the File When No One Turned Logging On

  Data loss is inevitable. Unexplained data loss is negligence. Why defaulting to 'no logs' is a business risk you cannot afford.

• If the Vendor Can Reset the Password, They Can Read the File

  The 'Forgot Password' button is not a feature; it is a vulnerability. Learn why true privacy requires the risk of losing access.

• The Jurisdiction Checklist: 9 Questions We Ask Before We Sign

  A procurement checklist to ensure data sovereignty. Stop buying software like office supplies and start treating contracts like treaties.

• Encrypted at Rest Is Not Privacy. It Is Rent.

  Why standard cloud encryption does not protect you from subpoenas or vendor curiosity, and the mathematical reality of true data sovereignty.

• “We Might Need It Later” Is Not a Strategy, C'est Ridicule

  Data hoarding is not 'being data-driven'; it is a liability. We explore why restraint is the ultimate sign of professional sophistication.

• “EU Region” Is Not a Border: The Cloud Act in Plain Language

  Why physical server location does not guarantee legal immunity from foreign subpoenas, and how to protect citizen data.