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This month, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 362 into law. Also known as the “Delete Act,” this bill will make it easier for Californians to request that their online personal…

One of the primary objectives of privacy protection is to reduce or eliminate the volume of personal content accessible online for the judges, police, social workers and other clients that we…

Horror stores about ransomware just keep coming. Every week another city finds itself under attack by computer code that locks out personnel from the essential services they provide. Your city is…

Over the last couple of years consumer privacy legislation has passed in several states, while many more states now have similar bills under debate in their legislatures. That is good news for…

Just as threats and attacks against judges, police officers and social workers have increased dramatically over the past decade, so too have threats risen against other politicians and public…

Have your kids recently started their fall term in school – or are they already back? And like any loving parent did you capture that moment with a first-day-of-school photo proudly shared on your…

Every website has a privacy policy – that almost no one reads. And with consumer privacy laws being passed in several states, policies are being updated to keep pace with the new rights and…

Media sources report that the Fulton County Grand Jury in the Donald Trump indictment has been doxed. If you search on social media it won’t take long to find jurors’ names, home addresses and…

You’ll see plenty of blogs on our website about how easily your private data can be collected and sold. What still occasionally surprises us is the sheer volume of entities engaged in these…

Who else is looking at photos of your home on Zillow? People trying to sell their house don’t think about that – they just want to attract a potential buyer. But those photos are accessible to…