Tag: Data Privacy

Compliance should be viewed as a framework to facilitate security, not a magic wand to make threats and vulnerabilities disappear.

Companies in the EU and organizations that conduct business in the region must achieve GDPR compliance before the regulation takes effect next May.

Is digital privacy a right or a privilege? That's the most recent raging debate among consumers, and it could spur a new era of digital misinformation.

With the right QRadar app, security professionals can get a head start on achieving GDPR compliance before the regulation takes effect in May 2018.

The Internet of Things is growing rapidly, and more devices means more opportunities for attackers to expose IoT security gaps.

Facebook has updated its privacy policy to stop developers from using social data for surveillance tools — but is this too little, too late?

A recent Hurwitz & Associates survey revealed that while general awareness about the GDPR is high, many companies are unprepared to meet the deadline.

A new cross-browser fingerprinting technique has the ability to identify user hardware. Is there any way for users to stay anonymous anymore?

An anonymous actor compromised mobile phone hacking company Cellebrite and stole 900 GM of potentially compromising information.

Online lodging and transportation services offer unprecedented convenience, but their data collection practices have rankled hospitality security experts.