Data Privacy Issues Trigger Soul Searching in Tech Industry
Consumers are growing angry when it comes to data misuse – but the real change will need to come from the tech industry’s culture when it comes to privacy.
Women in Cyber Take the Spotlight
Women are key to solving the workforce shortage, which is expected to reach 3.5 million open jobs by 2022.
Facebook Defends Data Policies On Heels of Incriminating Internal Docs
The company allegedly tried to hide away new policy changes that would collect Android app users’ call and message logs.
Ahead of the holiday shopping bonanza, the security community is talking to consumers about IoT security.
Facebook continues to address the challenges faced during the 2016 election.
Investigators posed as buyers and were offered the messages at 10 cents per Facebook account.
The social network will crack down on those spreading disinformation and looking to keep people away from the polls.
As more states take cybersecurity and privacy issues into their own hands, experts worry that big tech will push for preemption.
Facebook’s VP of product management was able to discuss more specifics about how the breach itself occurred.
The move comes a month before the November midterm elections – and at a time when all eyes are on Facebook to see how it protects against disinformation.
