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Gen. Bryan Fenton currently serves as the 13th commander of U.S. Special Operations Command.

Deborah Lee James was the 23rd Secretary of the Air Force and is a board director of the Atlantic Council and a co-chair of its Commission on Defense In...

​​​​​​​James Kitfield is a Senior Fellow at the Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress, and a three-time recipient of the Gerald R. Ford Awar...

AVG Internet Security defends your devices with powerful antivirus tools and protects against ransomware, but its extra security tools may not be enough to lure away users of AVG AntiVirus Free.

Privacy Commissioner Ada Chung says Softmedia Technology Company allowed money lenders access to database for as little as HK$2.

Montana’s Governor signed Senate Bill 384, the Consumer Data Privacy Act effective October 1, 2024. The statute protects personal data defined as information that is linked to an identifiable individual. There are exemptions including for data protected under HIPAA.

Amazon has agreed to pay the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) an amount exceeding $30 million, to settle allegations of privacy violations within its Alexa and Ring divisions.

Warsaw-based Frontex is likely violating rights by data dumping migrant testimonies with the EU's police agency Europol, according to a data protection authority.

On March 15, 2023, the Colorado Attorney General’s Office announced the finalization of the Regulations implementing the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA), which will take effect on July 1,...

Roceso Technologies is revolutionising neurorehabilitation with the help of a glove