Re:Ask HN: How do I fire someone who has sensitive data on t...
by bcg1 on Friday January 29, 2016 @10:16AM
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I think this is a good approach. I'm not familiar with HITRUST so maybe this is part of it... but I wonder if there is a way for the lawyers to build something into the policy that makes it so that if a backup exists (for instance on the devs machine, Dropbox, etc) then everything on that machine/cloud account/whatever is also legally discoverable in the event of a leak.
This could potentially make it so that the developer would effectively be leaking their own private data if they tried any shenanigans.
This could potentially make it so that the developer would effectively be leaking their own private data if they tried any shenanigans.