More than 40% of privacy tech solutions aimed at ensuring legal compliance are predicted to rely on AI over the course of the next three years says Gartner analysts.
A new joint alert from CISA and the FBI seeks to assist private sector software developers in removing XSS vulnerabilities from their products, with a basic overview of best practices aimed primarily at executives and business leaders.
China-based game developer exposed personal information and transaction records of nearly 6 million Battle for the Galaxy players in an unsecured ElasticSearch data leak.
Elon Musk followed the privacy policy update with a statement affirming that X's machine learning and AI models would not be trained with private and confidential information, such as direct messages.
The government of Singapore is rolling out biometric facial verification technology as part of its national digital ID system, something that has privacy advocates concerned.
Apple's new app tracking rules are supposed to guarantee that users know when they are being identified and tracked. A new study finds that iPhone apps are continuing to find ways to profile and follow users even after they choose to opt out.
Cyber incident reporting is already done for the benefit of investors by many companies, but the SEC is looking to establish a more regular and predictable system to include a four-day reporting window.
With the first new release since 2021, the one thing that hasn't changed about the OWASP Top 10 is that "broken access control" is still the lead category after all this time, present as a security risk in 3.73% of the apps that were tested.
Even though Facebook has closed out its Q4 earnings at historic highs, the company cautioned that cost of compliance with privacy regulations will slow down revenue growth rates in Q1.
Hive ransomware, one of the biggest ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) strains circulating since 2021, has at this point brought in $100 million in ransom payments and the total victim count is at least 1,300 organizations.
