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Responding to challenges of new tech, children’s rights among federal privacy czar’s priorities
Three-year strategic plan will focus on promoting privacy, addressing privacy risks in new technology and advocating for children's priv
Data Privacy Week: Get ready for tougher regulation
Organizations should take this week ro re-evaluate their data privacy and protectio
Google Chrome reveals that incognito mode doesn’t prevent external tracking
Chrome users may be shocked to find out that Google Chrome's Incognito mode doesn't guaranty that you will not be tracked. The tech giant...
American regulator slams data broker for selling mobile location data without consent
The Federal Trade Commission says the data could have been used by organizations to track peoples' visits to doctors or places
Hacked U.S. healthcare provider’s data archive involved over 900,000 people
Archive was data collected by a defunct company that the parent firm had to keep for regulato
Hacked U.S. healthcare provider’s data archive involved over 900,000 people
Archive was data collected by a defunct company that the parent firm had to keep for regulato
Ontario healthcare providers now face possible fines for ‘severe’ data privacy violations
Privacy commissioner says fines won't be default response to dat
Canadian Senator temporarily loses control of X account
The office of Canadian Senator Amina Gerba has confirmed the Quebec parliamentarian’s account on the X/Twitter social media platform was hacked this week. Walter Calderon, the Senator’s executive assistant, made the confirmation Wednesday in a telephone interview. It followed the disclosure of the hack on Tuesday by MalwareHunterTeam, a resource on ransomware for IT teams