[Dataloss] what do you think of a dataloss workshop?

[lyger]

Both the workshop and thread sound like good ideas.  For the thread, 
however, I'd like to ask that everyone PLEASE be careful with quoting and 
trimming off excessive footers when replying to the list.  All list mails 
are archived on attrition.org and disk space is not an infinite resource.

http://attrition.org/pipermail/dataloss/2008-March/002118.html

Yeah.  What he said.


On Fri, 28 Mar 2008, B.K. DeLong wrote:

": " The model of Metricon/MiniMetricon (http://www.securitymetrics.org) might be
": " a nice, workable model to follow and with RSA around the corner, there might
": " be quite a few list members attending to warrant at least a "Meetup"
": " somewhere.
": " 
": " Lyger, perhaps an "Are you going to RSA?" thread for people to use for the
": " basis of connecting?
": " 
": " On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 9:11 AM, Allan Friedman <
": " allan_friedman at ksgphd.harvard.edu> wrote:
": " 
": " > [If this is not the right place to discuss this, let's take it elsewhere]
": " >
": " > Given the great and increasingly dense and complex discussion on this
": " > list, I wonder whether there would be any interest in assembling for a
": " > workshop / mini-conference?  I'd be happy to try to organize one here
": " > at Harvard sometime next fall.  Thoughts?
": " >
": " > I feel that many of the discussions we are having here overlap or abut
": " > much of the other discussions in privacy and security. Sitting down
": " > and drawing up a clear understanding of the critical areas of
": " > dataloss, and how it impacts business and law will be helpful. Is this
": " > redundant? Unnecessary?