23andMe’s weekend bankruptcy filing has ignited concerns among consumers who provided the company with their genetic information and reignited discussions on data privacy among policymakers and ...

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The new feature lets users link medical records, while OpenAI emphasized encryption, data separation, and limits on health ...

The bankruptcy filing of 23andMe, a South San Francisco company that stores the genetic information of at least 15 million customers, has raised substantial concerns about consumer data security.

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When Connecticut Attorney General William Tong described granting the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to Treasury Department records as potentially the largest data breach in ...

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has issued a series of subpoenas in ongoing consumer protection investigations ...

ATLANTA —Data security has quickly joined point-of-sale and back-office systems as a leading issue facing restaurant chief information officers and other technology executives. With the growing use of ...

Security researchers are sounding the alarm over the use of DeepSeek across organizations after a South Korean data protection agency reported that the AI chatbot is sending information back to a ...

Align privacy and security objectives with business needs Embed privacy by design and default Engage stakeholders early and maintain transparency throughout the process Minimize data collection and ...

RADNOR, PA — McNees Wallace & Nurick has announced the addition of Kayla Bushey to its Radnor office, strengthening the firm’s expertise in privacy compliance, data breach response, and cybersecurity ...

The Trump administration has spent months on a campaign to collect nonpublic voter data from nearly every state, facing pushback from states and concerns from privacy advocates.