Articles about Privacy

The new feature allows the user to end the session from another machine. Continue Reading »

More than 10,000 students who applied to the school between 2004 and 2010 were affected. Continue Reading »

Facebook feature could be abused by spammers to gather information on users. Continue Reading »

Thanks to a bug in Facebook's login system, it appears privacy is truly under assault. Continue Reading »

I've been following the story of leaked military documents via WikiLeaks with interest. At odds are the differing opinions that military information must be kept secret versus citizens having a right to know. Continue Reading »

Facebook claims that no private data is available or has been compromised. Continue Reading »

I've never worked in the health care field, but I can imagine how tough it must be to be in compliance with HIPAA regulations and to keep all that sensitve information secure. Continue Reading »

I recently spoke with an information security manager about social media issues in the corporate world, and she told me one of the greatest challenges is getting Generation Y employees to keep information private. Continue Reading »

A Cyber-Ark Software survey showed that 41 percent of the 400 IT professionals interviewed admitted to abusing passwords to sensitive data. Continue Reading »

Phone security seems to be a hot topic the past week. My Twitter feed was full of news stories on the latest concerns in keeping safe from malware, smishing and vishing schemes. Continue Reading »