Ray Walsh, Digital Privacy Expert ProPrivacy.com. Facial recognition has the potential to cause massive privacy violations, and its use causes massive risks that can affect people long after they are exposed to the technology. This is concerning because a recent survey conducted

Connected Cities Privacy Summit’s keynote, Sidewalk Labs, has been given approval to move forward in the process to build a smart city in Toronto after agreeing to develop a smaller area than initially proposed and make concessions on data collection and privacy.

Titus has announced the Titus Accelerator for Privacy to reduce financial and legal risk exposure by automatically identifying personal data and applying protection. Unlike other data protection solutions, Titus Accelerator for Privacy examines emails and files at the point of creation. This unique

Local governments across New York state are turning to new technologies to save money, communicate with residents and allow taxpayers to make payments, according to a report released today by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. DiNapoli released his report, “Smart Solutions Across the State:

Stuart Brotman Via NY Daily News Last week, the Federal Communications Commission announced that it would be granting experimental licenses for companies in New York City and Salt Lake City to test new advanced technologies and networks in specific geographic areas. This

Stuart Brotman – Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars & Connected Cities Privacy Summit Speaker  It is not Labor Day or Thanksgiving, but National Grandparents Day has been a designated United States holiday for more than 40 years. The perfect gift that

PossibleNOW has announced the results of its latest survey, showing 56% of US businesses polled reported they do not expect to be fully prepared to meet California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) requirements by the January 1, 2020 date of enforcement. When survey

ForgeRock has announced the immediate availability of its IoT Edge Controller, which provides consumer and industrial manufacturers the ability to deliver trusted identity at the device level. In this way, “things” can have the same identity capabilities as traditional (customer or employee)