On 11/26/2014 05:06 PM, Joe Zeff wrote:
On 11/26/2014 01:58 PM, Bill Oliver wrote:
Then I'd rely on decrypted backups, which are stored under physical lock
and key. Or, if necessary, I'd simply go back to the client and get the
data again. I do that a lot with paper files, since I burn them when my
consultation is finished. Occasionally, the client will come back for
more help, and I'll have them resend the information. My problem is
*not* loss of data. It's security.
Thank you for your explanation. It's rare to come across a situation
where it's better to have the data lost (for the time being) than to
risk theft. Most of the time, what you're suggesting would be going
far beyond what most paranoids would consider sensible, but I can see
why it may be simply a case of due diligence for you.
I have come across this in the past, but others in my work area handle it.
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