A new top priority has emerged for today's chief marketing officers: safeguarding customer data. Protecting the privacy and ...

Privacy breaches are a growing risk for executives. The wealth and influence of today’s executives make them ideal targets ...

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Managing Director for the IAPP Cybersecurity Law Center Jim Dempsey analyzes two recent decisions by the federal Court of ...

The explosive growth of generative AI has created an unprecedented security challenge for enterprises. New research reveals that enterprise AI usage has surged by a staggering 3,000% in just one year, ...

Cyber claims have continued their upwards trend over the past year, driven in large part by a rise in data and privacy breach incidents. The frequency of large cyber claims (>€1mn) in the first six ...

A multi-layered cloud security framework improves data privacy using flow marking, cryptographic validation, and randomized obfuscation.

The bankruptcy filing of 23andMe, a South San Francisco company that stores the genetic information of at least 15 million customers, has raised substantial concerns about consumer data security.

Our decades-old federal privacy laws have not kept pace with the many trends that have transformed our very online world.

23andMe’s weekend bankruptcy filing has ignited concerns among consumers who provided the company with their genetic information and reignited discussions on data privacy among policymakers and ...