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If you've gotten word that your information was compromised in a data breach, what should you do next? Here are some good first steps.

With each new year comes an uptick in purchases of wearable devices of all shapes and sizes. While consumers love these devices, they are also demanding transparency about the data collected by those devices, as well as consequences for those who mistreat or are dishonest about the use of that data.

Console & Associates, P.C.: Keenan & Associates Reports Data Breach Exposing Social Security Numbers of More Than 1.5 Million Consumers

The Data Protection Act came into force on December 31, 2023. It is still early days, and many people are unsure, and some apprehensive, about what this act entails. The act broadly covers all, whether you are the private owner of a business or...

The breach is said to have impacted several individuals who utilized social services throughout Minnesota. It was the result of a ransomware attack, the county said.

Mexican banks under attack! Spear-phishing campaign using modified AllaKore RAT targets large companies.

LoanDepot (LDI) data breach affects 17 million customers. Contact Emerson Firm PLLC by emailing John Emerson at jemerson@emersonfirm.com...

Does a day ever go by without a fresh set of data breach notifications? Some organizations' breach notifications at least signal respect for the recipient. But others play it shadier, by resorting to marketing spin, minimizing the blame, and in some cases, even indulging in corporate cheerleading.

IPhone apps like Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, and X/Twitter are bypassing Apple's privacy regulations by collecting user data through notifications, despite users' efforts to prevent this.

IPhone users may be at risk of having their data and activities spied on through in-app ads and push notifications, as certain ads are being exploited to gather sensitive information and send it to security services.