German DPA Publishes English Translation of Standard Data Protection Model
On April 13, 2017, the North Rhine-Westphalia State Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information published an English translation […]
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Commission launches consultation on ENISA
European Commission has launched public consultation on the evaluation and review of the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA).
Irish Data Protection Commissioner to examine Yahoo
Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner is?stepping up its examination of the Yahoo Inc. data breach and is awaiting information from Yahoo […]
NHTSA releases guidelines for cybersecurity of cars
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released best practice guidelines for vehicle cybersecurity. Guidelines are aimed to car makers […]
UK government breached personal data security 9,000 times in a year, watchdog reveals
UK’s National Audit Office (NAO) has found that government has breached personal data security nearly 9,000 times in a year. […]
The Shadow Brokers publish NSA spy tools
A hackers group recently published on web and made accessible to everyone sophisticated hacking and surveillance tools.
Spotify forces users change their passwords – because other companies keep getting hacked
Spotify is making some users reset their passwords and the reason is – other websites keep getting hacked.
DoJ is trying to predict how terrorists will use the Internet of Things
US Department of Justice, together with other agencies, is evaluating and trying to predict those risks before they come into reality.
Stingray manuals detail how police can spy on phones
Manual of Harris Corp.’s surveillance device shows how police can spy on phones.
3 essential security terms explained
This article explains three commonly used security terms for non-technical people.
Privacy expert’s tips for preventing visual hacking
“Visual hacking” is spying on physical items: like overlooking someone’s computer or mobile screen, desk, paper documents.
Darknet: Where Your Stolen Identity Goes to Live
Stolen identity information is freely available on Darknet.