Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
Former high level military experts are being tapped by private cybersecurity companies in order to improve their product, says an […]
By “flying under the radar” and putting out convoluted privacy policies that users don’t understand, small health-app providers are able to get away with routinely collecting and selling consumer personal health information.
A widow has filed a suit alleging that Twitter is liable for creating the platform that allowed terrorists to plot […]
A hacker from Kazakhstan has protested the skyrocketing prices of scientific journals by releasing millions of research studies free on […]
The FCC has reached a settlement with Verizon Wireless over so-called “supercookies,” used to track consumer’s internet habits which were […]
A report issued by the attorney general of California defines what constitutes minimum standards of “reasonable security” for personal information […]
Based on analysis of cyber attack patterns in 2015,, a report from Hewlett Packard Enterprise predicts likely trends in attacks […]
Twitter’s court battle against the Justice Department is heating up, with the government seeking to keep the social media network […]
Some options are becoming institutionalized, by law and by way of voluntary arrangements through providers, but it’s piecemeal. What’s at […]
Google has panted a system called “Encouraging Conversation in a Social Network.” It activates when someone sends an email that […]
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