Privacy

 

California’s New Data Privacy Law Could Change the Internet in the U.S. (CNBC)

The California Consumer Privacy Act will go into effect Jan. 1, 2020, putting greater restrictions around how companies can collect and use data, like Europe’s General Data Prote... More

Facebook Talked Privacy, Google Actually Built It (TechCrunch)

At Google’s I/O, we saw demos from Pichai showing how “our work on privacy and security is never done. And we want to do more to stay ahead of constantly evolving user expectat... More

The Unbelievable Demand for Cybersecurity Workers (OneZero)

The march of technology has created a huge demand for ethical hackers, or “white hats”: people skilled at using computers who can protect our systems and battle those with bad ... More

Mark Zuckerberg Details New ‘Privacy-Focused’ Actions at Embattled Facebook (Billboard)

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg kicked off the company’s annual F8 developer conference Tuesday with more details about his new "privacy-focused" vision for the social network -- in... More

Study: 60 Percent of Privacy Executives Worried About Compliance (Tech Wire Asia)

Consumers are happy that regulators are finally taking charge of data privacy needs and creating laws that force technology companies, financial institutions, and others in the mar... More

Long Live the Password – Even if You Don’t Want It to (Security Intelligence)

The problem with passwords is they do not scale. An individual could have hundreds of passwords while privileged users could have upward of thousands of passwords. Without a system... More

Japan, the Unlikely Hero of Global Data Governance (VentureBeat)

Global data governance is at a crossroads. As the days of a free-wheeling cyberspace in the 1990s and early 2000s seem more and more remote, countries are increasingly taking steps... More

Google Debuts Policy Intelligence, AI for Cloud Governance (VentureBeat)

Google Cloud today introduced Policy Intelligence in beta, a series of AI-powered features designed to suggest actions by administrators aimed at improving security for organizatio... More

Is the EU’s New Copyright Directive Too Complex to Work? (Knowledge@Wharton)

After two years in the making, the European Parliament on March 26 passed a sweeping copyright directive that could have a major impact on big technology companies. The European Pa... More

Apple Promises Customers a Safer Digital World – for a Price (CNN Business)

For years, Apple has gone after the luxury market with its hardware products. Now, its latest luxury offering isn't a gold smartwatch or a nearly $1,500 iPhone, but a safer digital... More

Google Streamlines Two-Step Verification With Security Keys (Engadget)

Google just made it easier to lock down your account if you're a G Suite user. The internet giant is trotting out a series of updates for two-step verification, starting with the i... More

The Piracy Wars are Over – Let’s Talk About Data Incumbency (Wired)

Sometime in March or April, the European Parliament will vote on a set of major changes to European copyright law, including the creation of taxes on links and mandatory filtering ... More

5G Means You’ll Have to Say Goodbye to Your Location Privacy (Fast Company)

5G is such a technologically important leap forward–without it the future smart cities we dream about where everything is connected simply wouldn’t be possible. However, there ... More

Hot Job Alert: Anything With ‘Privacy’ In the Title (Fortune)

Wanted: privacy software engineers, privacy officers, and privacy attorneys. In fact, anything with “privacy” in the title will do. Data privacy workers have become hot commodi... More

The Value of Valuing Data and Privacy (Decipher)

To help people understand the scope of the data breach and privacy problem, researchers are beginning to look at it through the lens of economics.... More

Data Security is a Major Issue in GDPR Compliance (ZDNet)

The EU's General Data Protection Regulation sent organizations across Europe into a tailspin over their data storage and privacy procedures, and months on, only 59 percent of compa... More

Privacy and Cybersecurity are Converging (HBR)

Privacy and security are converging, thanks to the rise of big data and machine learning. What was once an abstract concept designed to protect expectations about our own data is n... More

Data Privacy vs. Data Protection: Understanding the Distinction in Defending Your Data (Forbes)

Despite the frequency of data breaches and their accompanying publicity, not many people actually understand the key concepts concerned with data storage, such as the difference be... More

The California Privacy Wave is Coming – Are You Ready? (SAS Blog)

With California’s population at an estimated 40 million people, it's hard to think of many companies that won’t be impacted by this law.... More

Data Privacy Must Evolve Beyond Confidentiality (Security Intelligence)

Most security systems today are built with data confidentiality in mind. This is a crucial exercise, but confidentiality only makes up for one dimension of data privacy. Because of... More

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