The National Institute of Standards and Technology has updated its Risk Management Framework (RMF) to cover privacy issues with a focus on helping organizations better understand and protect their member's personally identifiable information (PII).
A woman who pled guilty to hacking into Parris Hilton' bank accounts and iCloud accounts to steal nude photos and over a $100,000 is scheduled for sentencing Monday.
The National Security Agency (NSA) collected more than 530 million phone calls and texts in 20107, more than three times the number gathered the previous year.
Claiming no wrongdoing in the scandal over obtaining the data of unwitting Facebook users, the data analytics firm that took some credit for Donald Trump's White House win, shuts down with bankruptcy looming.
By a 38-0 margin, the Massachusetts Senate last week unanimously passed S.2455, a bill that affords consumers enhanced protections in the event of a breach affecting a consumer reporting agency such as Equifax.
The appeal by conservative think tank Competitive Enterprise Institute stems from a 2013 case in which Google was found to have violated users' privacy rights by sharing their search queries with other websites.
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