U.S. DOJ to Focus on Zero-Trust, Identity Pilots in 2020
From FedScoop: The Department of Justice is focusing on zero trust and identity and access management pilots in fiscal 2020 as it adapts its security posture to the cloud and …
From FedScoop: The Department of Justice is focusing on zero trust and identity and access management pilots in fiscal 2020 as it adapts its security posture to the cloud and …
From Amnesty International: Seven in ten people (73%) want governments to do more to regulate Big Tech, with a clear majority (71%) worried about how tech companies collect and use …
One of the biggest criticisms of the primary voice assistants on the market, including Alexa, Siri, and Google, is that the systems are closed and privacy of the data is …
From Twitter Blog: In an effort to increase transparency and privacy, Twitter recently announced a new privacy center for users globally. This is also part of Twitter’s approach to addressing …
From the EFF: The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today released a comprehensive report that identifies and explains the hidden technical methods and business practices companies use to collect and track …
From the Website: HTTPSWatch tracks the HTTPS support of prominent websites. Click to show details about a site’s HTTPS support. HTTPSWatch assigns every tracked site a rating approximating the quality …
From IEEE Spectrum: Privacy and security specialists are in the middle of a very public fight over the future of Internet encryption. In September, cable companies and other telecommunications industry …
From The Intercept: Ring, Amazon’s Crimefighting Surveillance camera division, has crafted plans to use facial recognition software and its ever-expanding network of home security cameras to create AI-enabled neighborhood “watch lists,” …
From ZDNet: More than 480 million mobile VPN apps were downloaded from the official Android and iOS app stores in the last 12 months, a report published last week reveals. …
From CNBC: Facebook and Twitter on Monday announced that personal data of hundreds of users may have been improperly accessed after they used their accounts to log into certain Android apps downloaded from the Google Play store. …