A blog about technology and business trends, IT security and identity managementhttp://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/en-usThu, 18 Dec 2008 05:02:08 PM -0700 Thu, 18 Dec 2008 05:02:08 PM -0700 Arieanna IT spending on the rise http://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/dx/it-spending-on-the-rise?opendocument&comments#12182008050208PMLEO38V.htm Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:59:36 PM -0700 Arieanna How To Protect Your Information On Your Laptop From Being Stolen http://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/dx/how-to-protect-your-information-on-your-laptop-from-being-stolen?opendocument&comments#07292008055936PMLEO37B.htm Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:29:20 AM -0700 martin If you are over 50, we can’t let you die
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Even 100 years from now it'll be readable, and by then we'll have even better optical charachter recognition technology to convert it back into digital format.

Disclaimer, I was their mentor for (Telus) New Ventures Business Competition a couple years back.]]>
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Even 100 years from now it'll be readable, and by then we'll have even better optical charachter recognition technology to convert it back into digital format.

Disclaimer, I was their mentor for (Telus) New Ventures Business Competition a couple years back.]]> http://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/dx/02242008054823PMVVI45V.htm?opendocument&comments#07112008102920AMLEONHV.htm Wed, 9 Jul 2008 01:05:52 PM -0700 arieanna Is Your Website Safe? http://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/dx/06122008033044PMVVIUEJ.htm?opendocument&comments#07092008010552PMLEORKQ.htm Fri, 13 Jun 2008 05:16:31 PM -0700 dave If you are over 50, we can’t let you die http://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/dx/02242008054823PMVVI45V.htm?opendocument&comments#06132008051631PMLEO2CD.htm Sat, 23 Feb 2008 10:32:03 PM -0700 john zhang eMail is for Losers
Noticed your ad on CL, somehow linked to your website and your blog.

Symantec, Quest, Messagelab, etc offer simialr solutions based your ideas some time ago, there are some orgnaztions in Vancouver implemented as far as I know.]]>
Noticed your ad on CL, somehow linked to your website and your blog.

Symantec, Quest, Messagelab, etc offer simialr solutions based your ideas some time ago, there are some orgnaztions in Vancouver implemented as far as I know.]]> http://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/dx/08132007045853PMAGOW5C.htm?opendocument&comments#02232008103203PMLEO9P4.htm Mon, 17 Sep 2007 03:09:52 PM -0700 Vaclav Vincalek eMail is for Losers
You may argue this idea is no different than my original proposal. True—to some extent. However, a key difference is that in order for this to work at the individual level, providers must agree to a common standard and be able to recognize multiple credentials from various authorities in order to verify an individual's identity. As there are numerous identity issuers (or certifiers) now—this would be extended to include banks, governments, the post office, etc. in order to provide mulitple avenues for identity verification. I would further add that for a system of this nature to work, it must act on messages that are centrally stored and managed rather than distributed and stored locally on each individual's system. Locally stored emails would become a part of history.]]>
You may argue this idea is no different than my original proposal. True—to some extent. However, a key difference is that in order for this to work at the individual level, providers must agree to a common standard and be able to recognize multiple credentials from various authorities in order to verify an individual's identity. As there are numerous identity issuers (or certifiers) now—this would be extended to include banks, governments, the post office, etc. in order to provide mulitple avenues for identity verification. I would further add that for a system of this nature to work, it must act on messages that are centrally stored and managed rather than distributed and stored locally on each individual's system. Locally stored emails would become a part of history.]]> http://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/dx/08132007045853PMAGOW5C.htm?opendocument&comments#09172007030952PMVVITZ5.htm Fri, 24 Aug 2007 04:56:42 PM -0700 Charles Carrington eMail is for Losers
I'd be interested in applying security profiles and attributes to the documents as they are created/received/stored.

So what have you got?]]>
I'd be interested in applying security profiles and attributes to the documents as they are created/received/stored.

So what have you got?]]> http://www.pcis.com/web/vvblog.nsf/dx/08132007045853PMAGOW5C.htm?opendocument&comments#08242007045642PMLEOW42.htm