Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
The advertising strategy called microtargeting has been refined to razor sharp precision by Facebook, which collects extensive data on its […]
2017 was a bad year for cybersecurity – phishing scams, massive breaches, ransomware, state-sponsored attacks, and new attack vectors. Will […]
Private-sector companies have developed computer forensic capabilities that enable them to detect and verify foreign government involvement in cyberattacks. The […]
A former vice president at Facebook who was heavily involved with the rise of social media now says he thinks […]
Ransomware attacks are increasing at a rate of several hundred percent per quarter, and according to one survey over half […]
Responsibility for data security is finally moving out of the IT department and into the boardroom – in Australia. According […]
Every day, attorneys transmit spreadsheets, documents, and PDFs to courts, adversaries, third parties, and clients. They intend to transmit only […]
The advantages of “Bring Your Own Device” policies include increased productivity, greater employee satisfaction, and cost savings on a number […]
Last week the Supreme Court heard arguments in Carpenter v. United States, asking whether it was constitutional for law enforcement […]
Charter Communications and its Time Warner Cable subsidiary are fighting a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, […]
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