When Decision Makers Give Loving Data a Bad Name, and How To Fix It
When an affinity for data gets in the way of keeping data safe, decision makers dampen the progress IoT can offer. Here are two ways they can change that.
Data Collection
Not Opening Your Emails? Here’s How That’s Killing Business
Since GDPR started, customers haven’t been opening emails about privacy policy changes – and businesses are starting to hurt from it.
Is Your Company Complying with GDPR? If Not, Pay Up
With the recent start of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), tech companies are changing their data collection procedures.
Cambridge Analytica Shuts Down; Facebook Trying to Right Wrongs
The Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal highlights how much work tech companies are going to have to do to keep our personal information safe.
Facebook Could Pay Trillions in Fines in the Cambridge Analytica Scandal
As the FTC investigates Facebook’s role in its privacy mishaps, The Washington Post anticipates the company paying trillions in fines.
Google Might Be Helping Fight Crime – Here’s Why That’s a Problem
While digital giant is allowed to pass data to detectives during an investigation, Google users’ and decision makers’ right to privacy might be at risk.
Security Pledge Calls on Tech Companies to Change Policies
In response to the Cambridge Analytics scandal, many organizations have collaborated to draft a security pledge that addresses issues in current tech companies’ privacy policies.
How to Make Your CRM Big Data Small
When it comes to understanding customer data, the trick is in finding the right Customer Relationship Management (CRM) technology that breaks down the data for you.
Americans Losing Trust in Facebook, Zuckerberg
Due to a recent major security breach, Americans are reportedly less likely to trust Facebook to adhere to privacy laws.
Cambridge Analytica uses Facebook to Violate Privacy, Sway Elections
The British tech company gained access to over 50 million Facebook users’ personal data without total consent and is reported to have used this information to affect the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
