Last October, the ACLU filed suit after an incident that still boggles my mind. As Cecilia Wang of the ACLU described the background at the time: On February 22, 2017, Delta Airlines Flight 1583 departed San Francisco and headed for John F. Kennedy Airport in New York. As the plane [Read More…]
Joe Cadillic writes: Americans no longer have to worry about the TSA (DHS) using facial recognition to spy on you and your family. Because private corporations and sports stadiums are doing their dirty work for them. Two days ago, Hertz Global Holdings Inc., revealed their plans to install facial recognition fast lane car [Read More…]
DutchNews.nl reports: The Dutch privacy regulator Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens said on Thursday it had received almost 10,000 complaints since the introduction of new European privacy legislation (GDPR) in May this year. In addition, 11 companies and organisations are being investigated for non-compliance after dozens of complaints were made about their operations, [Read More…]
In 2018, SecurityScorecard analyzed 2393 companies with a footprint of 100 IP addresses or more in the education industry. We found the following: The education industry performed last in terms of cybersecurity performance compared to all other major industries. The education industry performed poorly in patching cadence, application security, and [Read More…]