Only 20% of companies GDPR compliant
Recent research by TrustArc highlighted that only 20% of companies surveyed believe they are GDPR compliant, while 53% are in […]
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GDPR impact on marketing
GDPR has caused a drop-off in third-party cookies on news sites and prompted marketers to alter their ad targeting techniques […]
Government Hacking Makes Everyone Less Safe
Security experts almost uniformly agree that it is dangerous to design encryption to ensure investigators can have access to everything. […]
Worries arise about security of new WebAuthn protocol
A team of security researchers has raised the alarm about some cryptography-related issues with the newly released WebAuthn passwordless authentication […]
Google Chrome’s New Password Trick Makes Your Accounts More Secure
Google and other tech companies have been on a mission to kill passwords. It’s easy enough to see why. We […]
What is the cost of a data breach?
The global average cost of a data breach is up 6.4 percent over the previous year to $3.86 million. The […]
Pro-privacy company Brave files GDPR complaint against Google
Brave filed a complaint with UK and Irish regulators over potential GDPR violations. The company, which develops the privacy-focused Brave […]
Many US Facebook users have changed privacy settings or taken a break
Just over half of Facebook users ages 18 and older (54%) say they have adjusted their privacy settings in the […]
Brussels targets parties’ misuse of personal voter data
The EU is seeking the power to impose significant fines on European political parties that misuse voters’ personal data to […]
Is Blockchain The Answer To A Better Healthcare Industry?
The traditional systems that are being used in healthcare today are woefully lacking in the security that could be available. […]
Who controls your data?
There is an elephant in the room to address here: Understanding data privacy is fundamentally boring, if not unintelligible, to […]
Should People Sell Their Data?
“If privacy is truly a thing of the past, then people should at least profit off their own personal information.” […]