Articles Tagged with ''data protection''

A study found that Meta (Facebook, Instagram and Facebook Messenger), YouTube and Discord keep users’ data for 180 days after they have deleted their accounts.

A report found that companies collected and could indefinitely retain troves of data, including information from data brokers, and about both users and non-users of their platforms. 

Security magazine highlights some of the products featured at GSX 2024.

A cybersecurity researcher discovered an exposed Confidant Health database containing thousands of records. 

Data is living in more places than ever before, with workloads frequently shifting between on-premises and the cloud.

For financial institutions, being proactive about cybersecurity is the only way to protect the business and its customers.

A strong prevention strategy is more crucial than ever to reduce risks of account takeover (ATO) attacks. 

National Public Data experienced a breach potentially affecting 2.9 billion individuals.

AI isn’t just for enterprises. It’s accessible and realistic for small companies to use too — if proper data protections are in place.

On behalf of the FTC, the Department of Justice sued video-sharing platform TikTok with violating the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.