GRC Roll-up: Clearwell's e-Discovery in BPOS, How Safe Are Your Smartphones?
This week in the GRC space, we look at e-Discovery in BPOS (and Office365), LiveOffice archives Salesforce Chatter, OpenLogic offers open source governance for agile developers and new research reveals how safe our smartphones really are.
With the upcoming release of Office365 -- currently BPOS -- Clearwell (news, site) has announced that the latest version of its e-Discovery Platform can now search BPOS for data in response to regulatory or litigation requests.
As a result, users will be able to quickly identify and collect data from Microsoft Exchange Online and Microsoft SharePoint Online. The data is then immediately available for downstream e-discovery phases like processing, analysis, review and production.
The timing of this release couldn't be better. According to The 451 Group, the cloud computing marketplace will reach US$ 16.7 billion in revenue by 2013, up from US$ 8.7 billion in 2010 -- resulting in a compound annual growth rate of 24 percent.
In addition, Microsoft BPOS subscriptions have tripled in the past year, and this is without the relaunch with the Office365 logo.
SaaS email management vendor LiveOffice (news, site) has just announced the launch of LiveOffice Chatter Archive, an archiving, compliance and e-discovery solution that automatically captures and indexes Salesforce Chatter content.
The company says that this is the first cloud-based archiving service that captures Salesforce Chatter messages in a central, searchable repository alongside other electronic communications.
LiveOffice's advanced indexing and searching technologies address requirements outlined by the SEC, FINRA, FDA and other regulatory bodies, while also meeting HIPAA guidelines and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Open source governance software vendor, OpenLogic (news, site), has just announced new features in OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX) that will enable agile development organizations to track open source usage and ensure compliance with open source licenses.
OLEX is a SaaS solution for comprehensive provisioning, governance, scanning and compliance of open source software.
The new agile functionality for OLEX is available now and is included for customers using OLEX's LicenseCompliance module.
With all the hoopla surrounding the development of smartphones and their explosion across the mobile market, a new report from ENISA warns that there are still a number of security problems with smartphones that need to be resolved.
European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA), is an agency of the European Union established to "contribute to a high level of network and information security within the EU."
The report, Smartphones: Information security risks, opportunities and recommendations for users, also provided potential privacy issues CIOs should be aware of when using smartphones at work.
Top risks include spyware, poor data cleansing when recycling phones, accidental data leakage and unauthorised premium-rate phone calls and SMSs.
Accidental leakage of sensitive data through GPS data attached to images.
Data theft by malicious apps and from stolen, lost or decommissioned phones.
"Diallerware" -- malicious software that steals money through unauthorized phonecalls.
Overload of network infrastructure by smartphone applications.
The most important result of the report is a comprehensive set of strategies for securing smartphones. If you want to find out what they are, check out the report here.


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Jenny Lindqvist, född 21 juli 1978 i Stockholm är en före detta svensk ishockeyspelare som spelade för MB Hockey i Division 1 och för Segeltorps IF i Riksserien. Lindkvist har också funnits med i ledarstaben i Segeltorp och AIK.

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Olympiska silvermedaljörer 2006
Spelare i MB Hockey
Spelare i Segeltorps IF
Svenska ishockeyspelare
Svenska olympiska silvermedaljörer
Tävlande i ishockey vid olympiska vinterspelen 2006
Tävlande vid olympiska vinterspelen 2006 från Sverige

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Shae Foudy, 15, has lived in Dana Point all of her life and it is where she fell in love with the ocean at the age of 6. Since then, being in and around the water has become a huge part of her life.
Her parents and coach introduced her to the sport of stand-up paddling and in just over two years of training, she has taken her place among the best SUP athletes in the world.
Now a sophomore at Dana Hills High School and a member of the school surf team, Shae regularly competes in SUP races, locally and abroad.
On July 20, she placed second overall in the 12'6" class juniors 10-kilometer SUP race at the San Clemente Ocean Festival.
In May, along with her eight teammates, Shae traveled to Granada, Nicaragua for the ISA World Stand-up Paddle and Paddleboard Championship. The youngest member of the USA paddleboarding team, Shae was a triple medalist, taking home bronze in the women's 18-kilometer and 3-mile races and a silver medal as part of the relay team.
Shae credits her coach Mike Eisert and aunt Julie Foudy, two time U.S. Soccer Olympic gold medalist, with being the inspiration for her success.
Passing a love of SUP on to others also plays an important part in her budding career. And in so doing, she hopes to inspire people, advocate the importance of living a positive and healthy lifestyle and perpetuate the idea that one can achieve anything at any age.
"I have a passion for it and it is really exciting to grow with the sport," she said.


...as a mom, you are busy juggling many external things, like the obvious— work, home, family, friends, and (dare I say) the ever-elusive "free time" when it pops up? Amidst the juggling, you wrestle – internally – with many things.
Amidst the juggling, you wrestle – internally – with many things.
There are times you've tried to express your thoughts and feelings to friends, family (and maybe even a therapist!). However, their input doesn't seem to really help. Additionally, their advice doesn't seem to resolve your worries, fears, or desires for an improved relationship with your daughter.
...that will help you improve your mother-daughter relationship.
Desiring for your relationship with your daughter to be different ...better ...closer.


Knowing others is intelligence, Knowing yourself is true wisdom.
Tomorrow morning at 4:47 am PST (7:47 am EST) we will experience the Dark Moon in Taurus. Taurus is a sign that is committed to getting things completed. The Bull represents independence that blooms from self-knowledge and connects us with our inner power. When the Moon is dark under an Earth sign, we are reminded to slow down, connect to her deep rooted energy and ground our hearts and minds. It is a time to pause in the present and let our emotions find their stability so that they can bring forth their best intentions.
Taurus Moon energy is Feminine, Fixed and Earthy. Taurus is ruled by the planet Venus and in the body she rules the thyroid gland, larynx, chin, lower jaw, ears tongue, vocal chords, jugular vein and tonsils.
Under a dark moon ~ everything is new and we connect to our primal urge to initiate and emerge; we are driven from a body level rather than a mental level. Dark Moons are a time when our mind turns inward, and our intuition is active. Our bodies may feel a slowing of metabolism and although you may sleep well, on awakening you may feel sluggish or drowsy.
The Oak Tree has the magical properties of all positive purpose and is the most powerful and sacred of the trees for the Celtic peoples. The Moon of Oak poses the essence of power and balance. She is androgynous and her essence provides the greatest alignment for manifesting our goals.
The gift of Oak Moon Mother is in showing children of the universe what their talents are so that they can share them to create a world of balance, where no one is without. She presents us with the essence of fertility, the power to manifest, and the capacity to create an environment for success. She provides the essence of balance; work and play; action and rest; and speaking and silence.
First I would like you to take time to really ground into your intentions for this seeding. This is a time to deepen into your desires, no need to strongly pursue just stop and rest.
Create your space and altar ~ outdoors under an oak tree or near one would be magical! Colors for this moon are greens and pinks; gemstones are Rose Quartz, Jade, Smokey Quartz and Agates; essential oils I love for Taurus are rose and geranium.
Gather candles, sage, paper or journal, pencil and if you like a rattle, flute or drum.
This New Moon I would like to ask you to collect one or a combination of different flowers: Roses, Poppies, Foxtails, Lilac or Lavender. Buy or collect enough for a week at a time ~ you can collect or buy more for the second week. Also, choose a book that you can use for pressing your flowers ~ if you have one that you can read something out of everyday that would be magical ~ otherwise a heavy book works well or several books can be placed on top of each other.
Are you ignoring your source of strength?
What awareness does this Dark/New Moon bring to you?
What do you need at this time? Let the Oak Moon Mother assist you in manifesting what you need ~ this is a great time for realizing your potential.
Where are you feeling her in your body today?
Now, sit quietly and slow your breathing until you feel yourself drop heavily into your body. Visualize your roots connecting to the nourishing rhythm of Mother Earth. Take a few minutes here to open up space for connecting and listening.
Once you feel ready, take your paper or journal and write out your intentions(s). Let it flow ~ use your body or voice if needed (this moon rules the vocal cords) to get clear and write as much detail as you can.
Now, take your intention(s) and bury them somewhere in your yard, garden or in a plant in your house. If that doesn't work, place them under a rock or other earth element you have in your home/yard. If you have more than one intention you can bury them separately or together.
Now starting with the Crescent Moon, Wednesday, May 16th, take a flower or petals and place them inside your book to press them while speaking one or all of your intentions and then if you can squeeze the flower with your fingers and touch them to your mouth to get the energy and taste of her essence. This is a way to keep your intention moving forward in you, your life and your body. It will connect you with all five of your senses; taste, touch, sight, smell, and hearing.
The Crescent (Sprout) Moon is a time when we can feel the young shoots of our seeds (intentions) just beginning to poke themselves out of the soil (our consciousness). This is a time we may be filled with insights or new ideas, so it is a wonderful time to awaken your beautiful intentions by placing your flowers into your book.
I believe that we are our best healers and to know ourselves deeply is a wonderful way to connect to our wisdom. This is not a quick process, but a lifetime of learning, so be gentle with yourselves my beautiful moon family. You still have dreams to dream and stories to tell.
This is a wonderful and thoughtful ceremony! Thank you for sharing it! I have most of these items, and live under a magnificent 400 yr old oak. So good. May our seeds all grow into our dreams!
I LOVE this Debra!! Magical, creative,informative and Fun!


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Syria: all lives matter
Open-access content Tuesday 22nd March 2016
Although the refugee numbers are huge -- two million Syrians are now in Turkey and much smaller Lebanon and Jordan are hosting even more between them -- those who manage to get out of the country are in the minority. Most who have fled the fighting are not refugees but internally displaced, more than a quarter of the population, about six and a half million people.
It is difficult to think of anything more inimical to safety and health than conflict on a scale that generates this volume of people movement, but the impact of individual stories like Alan's is to remind us that this is about real people: men, women and children, not just statistics.
The mass migration of so many people in a relatively short time has put a huge strain on them, and on the countries within refugees' reach. It is said that when you're in a crisis you learn who your true friends are, and anyone seeking to make political capital out of this human tragedy isn't a friend to anyone.
But what has this to do with occupational safety and health? There are two answers, and only the first is the obvious humanitarian one.
There is something intrinsically supportive of life and the quality of life in seeking to prevent accidents and ill health. That is why many practitioners can be found in their private lives
working in the community, volunteering (even if it is only litter picking) and fundraising. There is often a coherence between what people do professionally and how they live their lives.
But there is a much more specific link. Whether the aid workers are locally employed or expatriates -- and there is a much lower proportion of the latter than ever, whether they are working in long-term development projects or engaged in emergency support on the front line providing medical care in Gaza or intervening in the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone, their work activities are underpinned by risk assessments.
Looking after health and safety, like charity, begins at home and ends with the whole world. It isn't professional or effective if the people undertaking aid work are harmed because the work isn't properly planned and managed. So organisations such as Oxfam, the Red Cross, Cafod, Save the Children and Medical Aid for Palestinians, pool knowledge on risks and how to manage them through the humanitarian network CHS Alliance.
Modern crises need careful interventions to help people. This does not involve well-meaning collections of teddy bears to be driven across Europe but the sort of aid that leads to peace where there was war, crops where there was famine, schools where there were disrupted children's lives.
Even in extremis health and safety has a contribution to make, and we should all feel some humility at the scale of the current challenge and proud at the efforts. Those efforts represent our counter to terrorism and deliberate violence.

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Q: Get IP Address of pc from android device programmatically I have connected my PC wired to the router, whereas my android device is wirelessly connected to the same router.
I need to access the  nodejs server running on my machine from my app. I need to retrieve IP Address of the machine in Android app.
I have tried this code
    WifiManager wm = (WifiManager) getSystemService(WIFI_SERVICE);
    String ip =  Formatter.formatIpAddress(wm.getConnectionInfo().getIpAddress());
    return ip;

ipconfig commands displays 192.168.1.100, whereas in code its returns 192.168.1.103 ....How do I make it get the IP Address of the machine in my app?

A: Any app will either (1) allow the user to manually type a hostname or IP address of the server it needs to reach, or (2) a hostname will be hardcoded into the app.
Since you are operating on your own LAN, a hostname won't do, as no DNS server will resolve it.
So (1) will be the easiest route for you. Of course, you could store the IP so that you don't need to type it every time.
And your pc would need to have a static IP, instead of a dynamic (DHCP) IP. You can assign for example 192.168.1.99 as your DHCP range seems to start at 100. Make sure you also fill in the default gateway, and at least one DNS server. Type "ipconfig /all" (if it's a Windows pc) to find out the current values.
If your code does not need to be flexible, you could even hardcode that IP 192.168.1.99 into your app, so that you don't need to enter it.
(There are ways to scan the network for pc's that listen on a certain port, but these are not so easy to program, moreover, if more than one machine on your network would be running nodejs server, you would have no clue which one your app should access.)

A: See my gist here
I use it for my old project.

A: This worked for me:
WifiManager wm = (WifiManager) getSystemService(WIFI_SERVICE);
String ip = Formatter.formatIpAddress(wm.getConnectionInfo().getIpAddress());

Don't for get to give ACCESS_WIFI_STATE and other permissions in the manifest
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE"/>

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For nearly three weeks our conversation has centered on the parkland school shooting and the legislature's reaction to it. Both sides of the gun debate are charged and focused on that as opposed to actual safety solutions. It has convoluted the legislature's job and made the process longer than it would have been otherwise. We'll continue to watch and examine those activities. There are others in play as Representative Randy Fine's "no service-no pay" bill is a thing of the past as Waste Management has come to the table with promises and a future negotiation with Palm Bay on expanding collection days.
While he's at it, Fine has managed to tick off the tourism development crowd. It was the focus of Dave Berman's weekend political column and there is a point here. Fine's idea of repurposing the TDC tax is a good one. It opens up options for use of those funds (after all, how many bad billboards can an agency buy?) and could provide another avenue for lagoon and infrastructure improvements. There is no mandate, only the choice by local officials should they decide to go that way. The problem is Fine's focus on criticism as opposed to presenting the measure as solution based. It's the same with his now personal battle with County Commissioner Jim Barfield. Fine's "investigation" of Barfield's business announcement that led to Barfield's choosing to not run for reelection, made last week on social media, is another extension of that personal battle between men who could buy and sell most of us and we just don't care to hear it. Randy has had some good ideas a as a legislator, a couple of bad ones, but the sideshow distractions have to stop. He was not elected to police county and local office holders, but to represent us in Tallahassee. That should be his primary focus.
It's been a while since something positive led to the start of our day. Today is that day as UCF one-handed linebacker Shaquem Griffin is getting lots of attention at the NFL combine. I normally pay no attention to the talent evaluation event, but after Griffin's outstanding performance against Auburn in their bowl game, this kid deserves serious consideration by some NFL team who will be lucky to have him!
And while Bill Maher is a confirmed liberal, it doesn't make the HBO star stupid. He is calling out fake news while telling the entities that produce it that they have earned the title.