Artificial intelligence has the ability to transform nearly every aspect of modern life. In many ways it already has. From …
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The idea that consumers own their private financial information can be traced to an early 1970s California state constitutional amendment …
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Executives typically have long to-do lists. With new cybersecurity standards mandating the C-Suite to become more involved in cybersecurity operations, …
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Pretexting is the New Phishing Email phishing schemes may seem like a tactic from bygone days – when the internet …
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It’s difficult to quantify the damage done by a data breach. One could certainly rank 2019’s data breaches by records …
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National Law Review reported yesterday that the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruled in a 3-1 majority decision that employers …
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Learning lessons from another financial institution’s mistake, such as the Capital One Breach in 2019, is one of the best …
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Should Your Company Be In Compliance With California’s CCPA Law? Here’s How to Find Out. With new breaches happening every …
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New Government Standards Raise the Stakes With both the Fed and the FTC preparing to implement a new set of …
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Two new privacy protection laws were signed into law by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on July 25, 2019. (NY …
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