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Carl Sagan once famously remarked that we must know the past to understand our present. Technology is constantly evolving, changing how we understand the world around us. The past, however, is still […]

So you received all the emails with updated privacy policies, May 25th came and went, and none of us blew up— physically, at least. Yet only a few business days after, the […]

Recently, IBM became the biggest name to prevent employees from using portable storage devices. This certainly won’t be the last measure taken to enhance security within the enterprise – especially as we […]

The recent uproar surrounding Facebook right now is unique. Unlike other data privacy scandals haunting the headlines lately, this wasn’t a breach. No one hacked or phished their way in. There was […]

Dealing with data is tricky, regardless of its use. But when banks’ data pool consists of SSNs, credit scores, addresses, and more; when that data exists for millions of consumers; and that […]

Touted as the US’s GDPR event of the year, it seems fair to say the IAPP Global Privacy Summit provides the best reflection of the market these past few months. Since 2017, […]