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.
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Senate Votes to Halt Net Neutrality Repeals
All 49 Democrats and 3 Republicans voted to block the FCC’s attempt to dissolve net neutrality.
California is About to Enter A Bigger Net Neutrality Battle
A recent bill is proposing stricter net neutrality laws, and the Golden State isn’t happy about it.
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.
Webinar: How to Get Schools Ready to Meet Safety-Focused Building Codes
Updates to safety-focused building codes NFPA 72 and 2015 International Business Code mean proper responses to emergency situations.
How a Department of Cybersecurity Could Help America
Among the investigation of Russian’s interference with the 2016 presidential election, TechCrunch suggests that America should consider a Department of Cybersecurity.
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.
The CLOUD Act Passed – Here’s How It Will Affect You
Now that the CLOUD Act has passed, law enforcement is able to collect messages and data without issuing a warrant.
Manufacturers React to FCC Cell Signal Booster Restriction Vote
On March 22, the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) votes on eliminating the personal restriction cell signal boosters from a 2013 ruling. Manufacturers SureCall and Wilson Electronics weigh in.
New ClearOne Patent Added to Case Against Shure
U.S. District Court in Illinois granted a request for the ClearOne patent infringement case against Shure related to beamforming mic conferencing system.
