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Trends in business privacy regulation, cyber and physical security, and related emerging technology.

March 1, 2023
4 Ways Data Brokers Increase Executives’ Reputational RiskCyber attacks ImpersonationsMistaken identity incidentsHarassmentExecutive Reputation Management vs. DeleteMe There’s no shortage of executive reputation management strategies. Some pop…
February 22, 2023
Privacy for Sale: ‘Pay-for-Data’ Arrangements for a Post-Cookie WorldOur TakeUPenn Study Argues ‘Americans Can’t Consent’ to Uses of Personal Data they Fundamentally Don’t Understand Our TakeAre Regulators Ready for the AI Arms Race?Our Take3 Per…
February 21, 2023
The Role of Data Brokers In CEO FraudHow to Identify CEO FraudCEO Fraud Prevention: 3 TipsEducate employees about CEO fraudPut in place technical controlsOpt employees out of data brokersCEO Fraud: Who Is At Risk? CEO Fraud vs. DeleteMe CEO fr…
February 13, 2023
Executives’ Personal Data Is Exposed OnlineHow Data Brokers Threaten Executive Privacy and Executive SecurityPersonal threats HarassmentDoxxingSwattingFinancial FraudInformation security risksSocial engineeringAccount takeoverCredential stuffing…
February 3, 2023
Personal Information Is Fueling AttacksPersonal Information: How Hackers Find It And How They Use ItData broker sitesData breach repositoriesYou Can’t Rely on “Security Through Obscurity” AnymoreSocial Engineering Is Getting More Dangerous 3 Step…
January 23, 2023
LastPass, NortonLifelock Services CompromisedOur TakeLanguage-Model AI and Social Engineering; a Cautionary TaleOur TakeStates are Readying a Flurry of Privacy Bills as Washington StallsOur TakeWebinar: Personal Data’s Role in Enterprise Social E…
January 6, 2023
Click to Download PDF Global conflicts, financial crises, critical infrastructure attacks, politics and elections, major legal rulings, job market fluctuations, and health crises can all have a major impact on an organization’s security.  Doxx…
December 27, 2022
The Slow-Motion Twitter Train WreckOur TakeFTC Fines Over Kids’ PrivacyOur TakeRe-Examining Federal Relationships with the Data Broker IndustryOur TakeICYMI: Our Predictions for Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Tech in 2023DeleteMe In The News Upcomin…
December 20, 2022
Privacy Regulation in 2023Cybersecurity in 2023Tech Trends in 2023 Each year we look at the trends in business privacy regulation, cybersecurity, technology, and personal data-driven business risks (which range from social engineering to doxxi…
November 29, 2022
Republican Senators tell FTC to Back off New Data Privacy and Surveillance RulesOur TakeSocial Engineering Attacks Increasingly Targeting Government Workers Our TakeCalifornia’s Child Privacy Framework Could Become National StandardOur TakeDelete…

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