Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

The Evolving Strains Of Ransomware

An insidious new strain of ransomware is said to be infecting 100,000 computers per day. A post from Jai Vijayan […]

Law Failing Victims Of Online Harassment

After butting up against a legal system woefully unprepared to handle the severe, life-damaging online harassment she has suffered, video […]

Apple Fighting Court Order To Build ‘Back Door’ To iPhone

The federal government’s court order demanding that Apple construct a “back door” into encrypted iPhones has “no precedent,” the tech […]

Leverage HR To Address Risk Of Data Breach

For all the paranoia about organized hackers, foreign and domestic, in fact most data-breach problems are the result of negligent […]

Facebook Faces French Sanctions Over Privacy

Facebook has been given three months to update its data collection practices in France, or it will face sanctions in […]

Liability For Third Party Vendor’s Conduct

More and more corporate services – accounting, HR and recruiting, and payroll processing, among many others – are being outsourced […]

Lawyer Who Used Hacked Email Faces Sanctions

The Missouri Supreme Court will consider the case of a 70-year-old part-time prosecutor, Joel Eisenstein, whose client in a divorce […]

EU and U.S. Reach Agreement On Data Transfer

The European Commission and the United States have reached a tentative agreed on a new framework for transatlantic data flows. […]

Obama Budget Pledges $19B To Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity efforts are a major point of emphasis in the Obama administration’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2017, released this […]

Hacking Is A Tough Way To Make A Living

A recent survey by the Ponemon Institute got feedback from about 300 hackers, most of them from the U.S., the UK and Germany. Their average yearly “compensation” would ….

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