How can website tracking technologies like session replay and the Meta Pixel increase liability exposure, and how can they mitigate the risks?

New state privacy laws will change how companies protect both employee and customer data. Jordan Fischer of Octillo explains what companies need to know.

Privacy legislation, especially on the state level, seems to be appearing at a rapid clip these days. But one area that has been noticeably slow to catch on are DNA privacy laws. Last spring, Sens. Marco Rubio and John Cornyn introduced the Genomics Expenditures and National Security Enhancement Act of 2021 or the GENE Act,…

The metaverse is here, and no matter what tech companies promise us, we should start protecting our data. NetDiligence’s own Micah Howser gives us his take on what is to come.

Micah Howser ponders the inherent privacy risks of voice-activated devices and why touchless isn’t worth the convenience.

Your kids are online now more than ever before, and their privacy is more at risk, both at school and at home.

Cyber criminals are breaching organizations by targeting CEOs in their homes and only personal cybersecurity may be effective against this threat.

Why consumers are more concerned than ever before about their privacy and related identity risks associated with internet use, and what we can do about it.

Why more companies are employing bossware to monitor employee performance and why it could be a privacy concern for those working at home and using their own devices

The increase of telemedicine and work-from-home has made organizations ripe targets; meanwhile, COVID-19 has made threats to patient care a powerful pressure point.