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Meta simplifies privacy doc, but your data isn’t safe (updated)

Meta simplifies privacy doc, but your data isn’t safe

SCOTUS draft ruling puts women’s privacy at risk

Women’s privacy is at risk unless they adopt a Zero-Trust philosophy to digital media. Doing so does not require deep technical knowledge. The tools to protect themselves are available and free.

Cyber civil war erupts over Ukraine

Lou Covey

In recent weeks leading up to and through the invasion of Ukraine, divisions have formed within the hacker community worldwide. So obvious, in fact, that we may be witnessing a civil war within that community

Schools May Be More Secure Than You Think

Lou Covey

Some schools are more secure, using cost-effective tools, than many corporations. There may be some lessons to learn from this so we talked to Kyle Brumbaugh from the Redwood School District.

Bile sells…at least for now, but not for long

Editors Desk

Content that makes people angry is what drives engagement… and engagement means advertising revenue. That’s how social media work – but it might change. Learn how in our latest podcast.

US companies face hefty fines for GDPR violations

Lou Covey

We’re talking with Paul Smith, country manager for Sweeft Digital, a UK agency helping companies manage their digital presence, including compliance with UK and Europe privacy regulations. He confirmed concerns about the US versions of the GDPR. Bottom line is, each of us has to take care of ourselves. Our governments are not going to.

New engineering discipline predicted for 2022

Editors Desk

In our search for the Holy Grail of Cybersecurity, we’re happy to introduce a new concept to make all of us more secure. It was brought forward by Matt Morris, CISO at 1898 & Company, and Will Ruby, COO of FortifyIQ, independent from each other – learn all about it in our latest podcast.

Fletch provides an early Christmas gift

Editors Desk

A few weeks ago we did a video demonstration of the Fletch.ai on the Cyber Protection Magazine Youtube channel, but wanted to share the audio portion in this week’s podcast because it’s a solid tech gift for Christmas. Check it out.

Mozilla wants to show you where “Privacy is Not Included”

Editors Desk

e interviewed Jen Caltrider of the Mozilla Foundation about the fifth annual Privacy Not Included list the foundation publishes annually and if you are thinking of buying some electronics as gifts or for yourself, you might think about referring to the list. Let us know if you ever consider privacy features when you are gift shopping.

Quantum computing is not really here, yet. But companies are getting ready for it

Editors Desk

Quantum computing is one of those technologies that causes hyperbole, confusion, and concern. A lot of the discussion is not much more than wishful thinking or uninformed fear. For most people, it will not affect them in their lifetime. That’s not to say it isn’t something to completely ignore.

We talked to Alan Grau, VP of business development for the startup company PQShield in this week’s episode of Crucial Tech to get an overview of where we are in quantum security and what their company has to offer.