New tech’s debut as a tool in national elections hasn’t been a big success. Here are some reasons why and what other organizations can learn from the experience.
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Gov't uses location tracking to find illegal immigrants
Why should you worry if the government is tracking down illegal immigrants by using their cell phone data? Today it’s immigrants; tomorrow it could be Muslims. Someday, it could be you.
Who's in charge of your privacy?
Who’s responsible to make sure your privacy is protected? You are. There a few small things you can do right now to take control. Happy Data Privacy Day.
Holiday scammers are fueled by tech
Holiday scammers can take the Ho-Ho-Ho and turn it into Oh NO! These tips can help you navigate the holidays.
The good, the bad, and the ugly of location services
At the intersection of convenience and privacy assault is location data. And caught up in this tangled web of contradictions are individual users.
Why we aren't better protected against cybercrime
If your neighborhood was the target of thieves and criminals, you’d get an alarm system - or a dog. But even knowing our businesses are a target of cybercriminals, hackers and crackers, we are still not paying nearly enough attention. Why is that? We’ve got some thoughts.
Lessons learned: Ransomware edition
Municipalities large and small have been victimized by ransomware in 2019. Some more than once. We can learn some important lessons from these cities’ experiences.