The insider threat is usually just a tired employee
New research on data exfiltration finds negligence, not malice, behind most incidents.
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New research on data exfiltration finds negligence, not malice, behind most incidents.
Apps that work offline, sync when they can and keep your data on your device are moving from manifesto to mainstream.
Laws requiring platforms to check ages are spreading, and the technical options all involve trade-offs nobody loves.
Connected vehicles collect location, driving behaviour and cabin audio, and share more of it than owners realise.
Governments are again pushing for lawful access to encrypted messages. Cryptographers say the maths has not changed.
A new registry forces the industry to disclose what it holds and where it got it. The first filings are revealing.
Licence-plate readers, gunshot detectors and cameras with analytics arrive through grants and vendors. Oversight arrives later, if at all.
Selective disclosure, offline verification and no central log of where you used it. Critics are watching the implementation.
Browser-level consent signals are gaining legal recognition, and regulators are tired of the pop-ups too.
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