I feel so lucky to be at the Legal Design Summit 2023 #LDS2023. Thinking about how to apply legal design to #probono. Spoiler alert - put the end user first
💠 https://t.co/NUiU3km2ff
The recommendation now is to only force a user to change their password if a compromise has been detected.
If your org is using Microsoft 365, you can set it up to force a password change when a user's password is compromised.
If you are not licensed for this (M365 E5/AADP2), you can still get the user compromise info in your logs and set up a process to ask compromised users to change their password.
See 👇🏿 https://t.co/eJUIgUXx3M
The Italian DPA imposes a temporary ban on ChatGPT over lack of information provided to individuals, failure to identify appropriate legal basis+ failure to verify the age of users as the service is aimed at useds over the age of 13 🤔
Just so I'm tracking this...
They used plex to get on the admin's home machine... but then the admin did what? VPN into work while a keylogger was running?
There's a lot of orgs that have that problem, right?
Is the fix here never VPN in from non-corp hardware?
It was Plex. They exploited Plex to get into the home network, installed a keylogger on a home laptop, and got the corp vault password because the home laptop was logging into it.
Targeted high value employee shortly after the initial breach of LastPass.
https://t.co/HiIYhr4mEa
#Data Act: In a new compromise text to be discussed this week, the 🇨🇿Presidency proposed several changes related to the regulation's scope, data-sharing obligations, B2G access and the dispute settlement mechanism. All the details on @EURACTIV 👇
https://t.co/O0TjjEh5OW
After two years of hard work, I'm happy to launch Carbolytics. A project that measures the carbon costs of tracking cookies. With amazing texts by Matthew Fuller & @minipetite Commissioned by @aksiomaorg and in collab w/ @BSC_CNS@JWI_Berlin & @sonarplusd
https://t.co/SWlElVCKy6
I think the ideas in the proposed TLDR Act are great, and it is often possible (albeit not easy!) to provide information which is meaningful to individuals *and* compliant. #legaldesign is our path forward!
A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduces the TLDR Act, which would require sites and apps to make easy-to-digest, nutrition label-like summaries of their TOS (Washington Post)
https://t.co/Ncz8XCNLUE
https://t.co/fdsfwInLzO
@thesoleisabel I would say we are in the relatively early stages of legal design praxis! There’s a lot of internal & external moving parts, and our current focus is info design > service design. A bit more info about what we’re doing is here: https://t.co/0XFSgWImhp
🎶 on the 12th day of Christmas, my SOC has sent to me:
12 crafted packets
11 leaky buckets
10 phishing emails
9 pending patches
8 tokens stolen
7 missing headers
6 ransoms pending
5 breached passwords
4 login attempts
3 open ports
2 APTs
and a log4j vulnerability 🎶
In this in this engaging fireside chat we will look at the case of @ShrapApp a #fintech#startup, and how they leveraged #contractdesign to build a really transparent and delightful customer experience.
Happy customers are great for business!
Register - https://t.co/iBO9inZSI2
@LHezzle Procrastomating works! I think sometimes it happens accidentally, either when figuring out a new way of improving something or before ascertaining the task will be a one-off.
🎨🙋If you’re interested in how we can help you make your contracts & legal documents more engaging and usable, please get in touch, or check out what we do here: https://t.co/0XFSgWImhp #legaldesign#legaluserexperience
So pleased and humbled to have won the EMEA @worldcc_ award for personal initiative for my work in #legaldesign! 🎨📑👩🏻💻🎉
A big thank you to the wider @TaylorWessingUK team & our clients! Onwards and upwards to more accessible & engaging contracts & legal docs 🎆