Will the GDPR Come to America? Industry Experts Hope So
Under a similar law, American consumers might be able to regain control over their personal data, and enforce companies to ask permission before using it.
Data Security
Berners-Lee is Convincing Big Tech Businesses to Adopt Ethical Privacy Principles
The inventor of the World Wide Web is working with Google, Facebook, and other tech giants to implement more ethical standards when it comes to respecting consumers’ privacy.
3 Tips to Better Manage Your IoT Business Needs
When it comes to data storage strategies, decision makers should consider management solutions, security solutions, and where collected information will live.
Most Common Misconceptions about GDPR and Data Processing
The GDPR (General Data Privacy Regulation) passed in the European Union (EU) in May of 2018 and is one of the most popular topics of discussion amongst businesses who may or may not conduct business on an international level
EU Imposes First GDPR Notice on Facebook
The social media giant, Facebook, was involved in a scandal that led to 87 million users’ data being used without their consent, and the GDPR took notice.
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA): What You Need To Know
The California State Legislature has passed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Here is what businesses need to know to adhere to the new guidelines.
Internet Security Ruling in U.K. Spawns Surge in VPN Usage
Breach of human rights ruling is good news for U.K. citizens, but sheds light on the importance of Internet security measures.
Blockchain Seems Promising in Secure Data Storage
Recent Entrepreneur article outlines the ways blockchain could change the tech world for the better when it comes to storing data.
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.
Nationwide Bomb Threat Hoax Underscores Need for Print Data Security
Simply relying on building security or network security may not be enough to protect your printers from being compromised.
