Risk Management Lectures (4)

The following series represents lecture material that I’ve used from time to time in discussing the problem of IT Risk Management. I’ll be providing this material on my blog as a series of information related to the topic.*** Risk Assessment ProcessWe recognize that technology isn’t cool-it is critical to ongoing business operations. Therefore, securing the [...]

Risk Management Lectures (3)

The following series represents lecture material that I’ve used from time to time in discussing the problem of IT Risk Management. I’ll be providing this material on my blog as a series of information related to the topic.*** Business Strategy Effects Risk Analysis helps us determine effect of disasters upon business strategy. In his text, [...]

Live Santa Tracking Map

Track Santa in real-time as he travels across the globe!http://www.noradsanta.org/en/map/index.php Rwww.micklerandassociates.com

Risk Management Lectures (2)

The following series represents lecture material that I’ve used from time to time in discussing the problem of IT Risk Management. I’ll be providing this material on my blog as a series of information related to the topic. *** Avoiding a Common Misunderstanding The word “disaster” has a particular social connotation that suggests absolute calamity, [...]

Risk Management Lectures (1)

The following series represents lecture material that I’ve used from time to time in discussing the problem of IT Risk Management. I’ll be providing this material on my blog as a series of information related to the topic.*** Introduction – Vulnerabilities and Inherent Risks of Computer Systems Risk Management and Contingency Planning are relevant because [...]

How to Disable Update Restart Notifications

Perhaps you’ve seen this annoying message in Windows XP SP1 or higher: It’s Windows politely reminding you to restart your computer after applying some recent updates in the background. Useful, but really obnoxious because the refresh rate on this is under five minutes and it will continuously annoy you until you restart your computer. To [...]

New e-Discovery Rules Take Effect

On April 13, 2006, the US Supreme Court approved amendments to the Federal Rules and Civil Procedure to treat electronic documents in the same manner that paper documents have been treated in the discovery process. The changes went into effect Friday December 1, 2006 and force companies to have email, instant messages, electronic chat correspondence, [...]