What a week – and it’s only Wednesday! The news reports are filled with reports of WikiLeaks scandals, bombings in Sweden, massive snowstorm in Ontario, and the latest release of diseases that pose a threat to every day people. To top it off, let’s not forget the lay-offs of 600 employees at Yahoo. Not really feeling […]
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Earlier in the week we posted on this blog about WikiLeaks and business continuity. Honestly, this is a topic that I never thought we’d be writing about: WikiLeaks. As mentioned in our recent post, most of the WikiLeak announcements didn’t register on our radar, and I thought we’d be writing only one post about this popular […]
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I never really thought much of these WikiLeaks we’ve all read about over the past few days and months, but the release on Monday was especially unnerving. This publication had nothing to do with military secrets, or what one country thought of the other, or what a prince thought of someone’s girlfriend. This latest round […]
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