Articles Tagged with ''data privacy''

A survey shows that many Americans would willingly impart identifiable data in exchange for a bargain. 

Confidence in biometric technology and the security of organizations that store biometric data is declining, according to a new report. 

Following Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charges, Blackbaud will be required to delete any unnecessary personal data to settle data privacy claims.

With the ever-changing threat landscape, Data Privacy Day looks a little different each year as technology such as artificial intelligence develops.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has banned Texas company InMarket Media from selling precise location data for advertising purposes.

According to a recent data privacy report, 43% say their privacy budget is underfunded and 51% of respondents expect a decrease in budget.

An Alabama-based law firm announced that the company experienced a data breach affecting client information, including insurance information.

The FTC has prohibited X-Mode Social and Outlogic from selling or sharing sensitive data to settle allegations regarding precise location data.

Data privacy within the automotive industry was analyzed in a report, finding that 72% of drivers are uncomfortable automakers sharing their data.

Fallon Ambulance, a medical transportation company based in Boston, is being investigated for a data breach including patient and employee data.