Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

What Can You Do With A Few Billion Faceprints?

Not as much as you could before the recently announced settlement between Clearview AI and the American Civil Liberties Union, […]

Texas law HB 20 prohibits platforms with 50 million users or more from moderating user-generated content or banning users for […]

An executive at cybersecurity hardware company Yubico boils it down to six questions that companies should answer for themselves before […]

Victims of ransomware often pay up because they don’t think they have a choice, but an article in ZDNet describes […]

The demand is high, the supply is limited, and the cost is up – to the tune of an 89 […]

A survey from law firm Baker McKenzie finds that adoption of AI into company management functions – notably but not […]

Facebook’s own engineers admit that they can’t keep track of where user data goes once it’s inside Facebook’s systems, according […]

After a ProPublica investigation revealed that the messaging service Telegram allows fraudsters to buy and sell stolen personal information for […]

Writing in FCPA blog, Annie Hudgins discusses compliance lessons to be drawn from the recently announced settlement between the U.S. […]

Symantec cybersecurity workers warn of a campaign by a Chinese Ministry of State Security system they call Cicada. It lays […]