Many fret that electronic healthcare records, maintained by private parties like Google or Microsoft, will compromise patient privacy. But I have an idea.

As robots become common in public, existing privacy laws will restrict the ability of the machines to make a

Came across this article on Network World by Cisco Security Expert Jamey Heary. It raises some questions we should all be thinking about as and when this initiative moves forward.

Social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook are a lot of fun, and all the rage. It’s fun to network on our own time from the privacy and comfort of our own home.

This posting from Chad Perrin over at TechRepublic's blogs is a beautiful example of why government should stay out of digital security issues - particularly if it hasn't done its homework.

Came across an interesting article today on Medscape related to accessing youth on myspace for health-related interventions.

Ever wonder how safe are those online backup services? Services such as Mozy, XDrive, ADrive, and more, with many of these free online backups going around, which are the safest and best to use? If you're going to hold sensitive data (considered it's not yours and a clients), servers must be protected and must have a backup almost every day. This is a concern that must be heard to major or small online backup providers because now that hackers and getting sneakier than ever and possibly a step ahead of us, this shows no good for us and our private data.