data security

iPaaS users should understand the security certifications that can impact their data.

In her book 'Privacy is Power,' Carissa Véliz explores how governments and corporations exploit personal data and the questionable ethics behind it.

Start the new year with a clean slate. Grab a new phone, then keep it protected with a password manager and more from Keeper Security.

"We do not share information with the Chinese government," said the head of TikTok's public policy for the Americas during a Senate hearing.

Your guide to choosing the right VPN and antivirus software for yourself, depending on your needs and requirements.

"It does appear to be more like a spy in a pocket rather than an app to help make an informed decision who to vote for," one security commentator told Newsweek.

New documents reveal how Department of Motor Vehicles across the country sell your driver's license information to credit companies, private investigators and banks.

Millions can open bank accounts and make cashless transactions and financial access for marginalized groups has improved. But concerns over surveillance and the security of people's information remain.

The court will decide if U.S. police will need a warrant to access past cellphone location information kept by wireless carriers.

Apps aren't required to declare who they share data with—and when they do, it's often buried in long legal documents that a typical customer won't read, much less understand.

German authorities are investigating why personal information was strewn across a town's streets.

It may seem paradoxical, but data about innocent individuals can serve to identify the criminal.

Obama has failed to appoint someone to champion responsible data and privacy policy.

There many ways that your ID can be misused by a skilled ID thief.

Hackers can watch video from baby monitors and remotely disable them, says report.

Repeated security breaches of government-held information must be addressed—and fast.

A new report says Edward Snowden's revelations about the NSA has significantly hurt U.S. tech firms' foreign sales

The CEO also attacked attempts by Washington to build backdoors into products.

Facebook is "secretly amass[ing] the world's largest privately held database of consumer biometrics data," according to the suit.

Participants volunteer personal biological information for researchers and scientists.

The doll, critics say, could be used as a surveillance tool, among other things.

The latest version of the iconic toy can connect to the Internet, raising privacy concerns.

NSA reports released through FOIA lawsuit detail range of unlawful surveillance practices.

This Christmas, e-waste levels are likely to be higher than ever.

Facebook team answers community questions in second global town hall.

Can U.S. courts order tech companies to target customers with spyware?

With consumers buying more electronics on Black Friday, it's time we start disposing of our old ones responsibly