Data Privacy
12.28.20
12.10.20
Open source software development does not ensure quick security...
A report found that code vulnerabilities in open source programs go undetected for an average of four years. Companies who rely solely on the public to troubleshoot their code may be opening themselves up to a risk of harm.
Category Data Privacy
11.19.20
Amazon Pharmacy brings prescription to your doorstep and health...
Amazon recently leaped into health care with the launch of Amazon Pharmacy. It may have advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions at the same time.
Category Artificial Intelligence
11.17.20
FTC settles data security complaint against Zoom
The FTC announced last week that it had settled claims with Zoom Video Communications, Inc. relating to a variety of allegedly false and misleading representations made by Zoom about the security features of Zoom videoconferencing platform.
Category Data Privacy
11.09.20
Recent enforcement under OCR’s Right of Access Initiative leads...
Failing to provide patients with access to their health information can lead to fines and other enforcement actions for physician practices and other health care entities.
Category Data Privacy
11.04.20
Ransomware attacks hit major hospital networks
Hospitals and health care systems across the United States are increasingly the targets of ransomware attacks in what is thought to be a coordinated cybercrime effort by Russia.
Category Data Privacy
10.21.20
How emerging technologies are impacting retailers, product...
NP Connects brings together leaders from a variety of backgrounds to share real-time perspectives on the deal-making landscape. In this episode, learn how emerging AI and blockchain technologies are impacting retailers, consumer product manufacturers and investors as they look for ways to improve efficiencies, comply with more stringent regulations, and drive profitability.
Category Trending
10.20.20
New browser feature allows users to opt out of data collection
A new browser specification called Global Privacy Control (GPC) allows users to communicate to websites that they do not wish to have their browsing data sold. Could GPC succeed where Do Not Track faltered?
Category Data Privacy
10.13.20
The Ninth Circuit strikes back on FISA abuse: But is it too...
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that the government’s previously operational bulk telephony metadata collection program, authorized following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, violated the requirements of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (“FISA”) and likely violated the Fourth Amendment’s protections against unlawful search and seizure.
Category Data Privacy
