A recent privacy breach case in Canada offers practical guidance for organizations anywhere to avoid the over-retention of personal data. […]
Apple is rolling out products to cut down on autoplay video and retargeting. Source: Is Apple Jumping Into The Ad […]
The European Parliament’s Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs commissioned a study to assess the European Commission’s draft […]
Edward Snowden, who exposed extensive U.S. surveillance programs in 2013, warned this week that Japan may be moving closer to […]
As a parting gift to the incoming president, Barack Obama approved information-sharing rules which gave sixteen federal agencies access to […]
Two months ago, we reported on the first deployments of biometric technologies for passenger processing at some European airports and […]
CNET reported on May 24 th that the number of national security orders issued to Apple by U.S. law enforcement […]
WannaCry, the ransomware that recently swept the world and brought down computer systems in more than 100 countries, can be viewed […]
Single sign-on provider OneLogin has experienced a breach. If you or your company uses OneLogin to sign in to applications, […]
Facebook’s been on the receiving end of several adverse privacy rulings, but its stance in one case has now been […]
Customer info potentially decrypted by “threat actor” who accessed database tables. Source: OneLogin breach: Hacker stole AWS keys, rifled through […]
In May, BSI Group, the national standards body for the U.K., held its most recent workshop looking at the development […]