Re: Newbie naive question, perhaps - - be kind
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Re: Newbie naive question, perhaps - - be kind

From: Arthur <Art7@att.not>
Date: Sun Oct 16 2005 - 18:40:28 CEST

Paul Rubin wrote:

>
> You should keep that computer locked away from those curious eyes and
> never connect it to the internet. A laptop locked in a file cabinet
> is probably a reasonable start. HIPAA regulations may require more
> and maybe you should discuss that with a HIPAA adviser. I'm presuming
> you're a psychiatrist in some organization large enough to have a
> computer service department.

I'm a psychologist who occasionally gets consulted on matters involving
public figures or matters in the press. I try to remove reports from the
computer (merely transferring to disks) but often have current matters
residing on the hard drive. One never knows when a crash will occur
which I cannot resolve, but to date I've not needed outside assistance.
Your references are fascinating and this whole cryptography thing is
taking on a life of its own. Thanks for your response.

Art drartieatattd0tnet
Received on Mon Oct 17 20:48:26 2005