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Or just use pen and paper. It's an easier tech for Joe Dilbert and easier for them to understand how to keep it secure.
by jhiska 9y ago
Or just use pen and paper. It's an easier tech for Joe Dilbert and easier for them to understand how to keep it secure.
- craftyguy 9y agoHonestly, not really. You'd be surprised how much valuable information people leave laying on their desks. Or loose-leaf in a backpack that is half zipped. Or in their pockets. Or on their car seat. The list goes on.
- jhiska 9y agoI am more aware than you might think, but not as worried about what can be stolen in a few hundred pages as what can be stolen in hundreds of thousands of documents. I'm also not enthusiastic about how it's more secure from governmental snooping to mail a hard drive than it is to send its content over the Internet.