Alan Mar 2, 2023
Tarah Wheeler
The best protection from data breaches is to not store data you don't need.
Mar 1, 2023 at 11:23pmWeb
Show threadSimMar 1, 2023
@Tarah pls tell my boss this aggressively
Show threadryeMar 1, 2023
@Sim @Tarah Tell this to my clients.
Show threadSimMar 2, 2023
@rmaloley @Tarah wanna trade?
Show threadMadopalMar 1, 2023
@Tarah Data magpies gonna magpie.
Show threadJ. R. DePriest    :EA DATA. SF:Mar 2, 2023
@Tarah wisdom.
Show threadpetrosMar 2, 2023

@Tarah That is certainly true.

However, I am working in a company which is connecting businesses.

These customers demand that we do 'know your customer" checks and can prove it.

But we should not store or share any information, these companies demand too.

I have to admit, at times these conflicting demands are doing my head in.

Show threadLowlife's inane ramblings 🦜☠Mar 2, 2023
@Tarah @daedalus huge if true
Show threadSergei VasilevskyMar 2, 2023
But @Tarah data is the new gold, why would I delete gold?
Show threadthroAUMar 2, 2023
@Tarah unfortunately some data has to be retained by law. If government wants to mandate that then perhaps they should be responsible for controlling access to it.
Show threadName_Too_LongMar 2, 2023

@Tarah I use the analogy that data is like a Cobalt-60 radiation source.

If you *actually* need it, it's useful. If you don't, "Drop & Run"; because it's hazmat of the highest order.

Show threadwoolieMar 2, 2023
@Tarah the best protection is not to store any data at all
Show threadSheebzMar 3, 2023
@Tarah When it comes to data , we are all hoarders.
Show threadegyp7Mar 5, 2023
@Tarah in the wise words of Mr Miyagi, "Best defense, no be there."
Show threadTarah WheelerMar 5, 2023
@egypt precisely. This is the data equivalent of running away very fast. :-)
Show threadTilde LowengrimmMar 6, 2023
@Tarah According to these emails I keep getting, the best defense consists of a bunch of really expensive acronyms I don’t understand?
Show threadTarah WheelerMar 6, 2023
@tomlowenthal have you deployed XDR to your EPs?