Business News
Report: Instacart Customer Data Is Being Sold on the Dark Web
Instacart denies there has been a breach of its servers, so where is the personal data coming from?
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Tech
Hundreds of Millions Have Downloaded Suspicious VPN Apps With Serious Privacy Flaws. Apple and Google Haven’t Taken Action.
Disturbing research suggests that nearly 90 percent of the most popular free VPN apps on Apple and Google's app stores have serious user privacy flaws.
By Hayden Field
Online Presence
Payments Will Be Facebook’s Regulatory Waterloo
Facebook's long disregard for regulatory niceties won't work when it comes to moving payments across borders.
By Peter Yared
Online Presence
Does Customer Data Privacy Actually Matter? It Should.
Big tech has lost the confidence of consumers but seems to be awakening to what a problem that is.
By Keith Casey
Thought Leaders
A Regulatory Tsunami Is Coming: Are You Prepared?
Compliance will be an increasingly challenging business issue in 2019. Consider the 'Office of Compliance' that Xerox already has to deal with the complexity.
By David Wagner
Business News
Tesla Refutes Timeline, ADL Awards Tim Cook and Quora Breach Hits 100 Million (60-Second Video)
Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today.
By Liz Webber
Tech
Security Trends Your Company Needs to Embrace in 2019
IT innovations create risk until new cyber security solutions, like AI and authentication, rise up to meet the challenges they present.
Tech
Yes, Hackable Dolls and Insecure Fridges Really Are a Thing
If it's connected to the internet, it's at risk.
Online Presence
The Tech Giants Get Rich Using Your Data. What do You Get in Return?
Paying with your data for "free'' services is much more expensive that most people realize.
Online Presence
Your Cyber-Enemy May Not Be the Person You Suspect
The less-obvious risk often is the most dangerous. Protecting your company and personal assets starts with understanding real versus perceived threats.
Business News
Nickelodeon Is Coming Back. 3 Things to Know Today.
Stay in the know in 60 seconds.
By Hayden Field
Tech
How Well Does Your State Protect You From the Aftermath of Data Breaches? (Infographic)
Data breach notification laws vary across the U.S. Here's a guide to see how well your state laws protect you.
By Rose Leadem
Business Accounting
Blockchain Is How We Can Protect Our Privacy in a World of Ubiquitous Surveillance
Decentralized information sets give citizens greater privacy, freedom of speech and protection of wealth.
By Mick Hagen
Business News
We Need an Internet Bill of Rights
We cannot preserve the good things about the internet if all the bad things are left unchecked.
Tech
Recycled Passwords Are Putting Your Company at Risk
Use the same password for every account? You've captured a hacker's heart.
By Sandor Palfy
Business News
How Health-Tech Wearables Come Along With Data Privacy Concern
Data Privacy In The Age Of Wearables
Online Presence
Tesla Takes a Tumble, and It’s Time to Change Your Twitter Password: 3 Things to Know Today
Stay in the know in 60 seconds.
By Hayden Field
Online Presence
The Cambridge Analytica Scandal Has People Quitting Facebook but Business Pages Are Untouched
Businesses want their information public.
Tech
Robert Herjavec’s Dos and Don’ts: From Cryptocurrency to Cyber Hygiene
The 'Shark Tank' star offers best practices to protect your business from hacks, leaks and the cost of cleaning up afterward.
By Sarah Austin
Online Presence
5 Takeaways for Entrepreneurs From Facebook’s User Privacy Mistakes
One of the world's largest, richest and most successful companies has botched customer trust and crisis communications.
Online Presence
Facebook’s Data Scandal and Europe’s New Data Privacy Rule Have Massive Implications for U.S. Entrepreneurs
Facebook's accelerating fall from grace comes just as the EU is implementing what is likely to be the global gold standard for data regulation.
By Arndt Groth
Tech
No One Is Safe From the Data Breach Epidemic (Infographic)
In today's digitally connected world, there's a good chance your information has been exposed at some point.
By Rose Leadem
Online Presence
Don’t Let a Data Debacle Like Facebook’s Happen at Your Company
In this case, it's not a good idea to "follow" Facebook.
By David Gorbet
Tech
6 Tips to Stop Hackers from Stealing Your Data and Your Business
Only you and your employees can ensure your organization's future security.
Tech
Making Your Data Unreadable to Whoever Steals It Might Be the Only Way to Keep It Safe
Encryption is slowly becoming the gold standard for data security, which is a tacit acknowledgment that there is no keeping hackers out.
By Peter Page
Business News
Ransomware Could Be the Monster If Stephen King Wrote a Novel About Small Businesses
Protecting your business from a ransomware attack costs money. An attack could easily cost you your business.
Business News
Will Equifax Make Money From Its Massive Security Breach?
The company that lost your most sensitive information will, for a fee, protect you from the people who stole it.