Apple, Cisco, Call for an American Version of the GDPR Laws Drew Wilson | February 8, 2019 While GDPR is changing the face of Europe’s privacy environment, Apple and Cisco are hoping that the US could have something similar.
Class Action Lawsuits Filed Against Marriott Following Breach Drew Wilson | January 13, 2019 Things are going from bad to worse for hotel chain Marriott. After the 383 million account breach, class action lawsuits have been filed.
Neiman Marcus to Pay $1.5 Million Settlement Over 2014 Breach Drew Wilson | January 9, 2019 In 2014, Neiman Marcus had a data breach of 370,000 payment cards. Now, the luxury retailer will pay $1.5 million in a settlement.
Facebook Faces Lawsuit Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal Drew Wilson | December 27, 2018 Facebook once again is in the news over a lawsuit filed against it for the Cambridge Analyica scandal.
US Democrats Want Answers for Anti-Competitive Throttling Drew Wilson | November 15, 2018 It’s been a well-documented problem that US carriers are throttling competing services. Now US senate Democrats want answers from four major carriers.
Hollow Victory: Supreme Court Won’t Hear Net Neutrality Appeal Drew Wilson | November 12, 2018 The US Supreme Court has ruled that laws protecting net neutrality are legal. Unfortunately, those are the laws that were already scrapped.
California Backs Down, Won’t Enforce Net Neutrality for Now Drew Wilson | October 29, 2018 Consumers hoping California will protect their interests will have to wait a little longer. They agreed to wait for lawsuit resolutions.
As Net Neutrality War Heats Up, American’s Flee to VPN Safety Drew Wilson | October 23, 2018 As the litigation war intensifies between ISPs, states, and the Trump administration, American’s are increasingly relying on VPN services for protection.
ISPs Continue Anti-Net Neutrality Litigation Rampage, Sues Vermont Drew Wilson | October 22, 2018 Big US ISPs are continuing their litigation tour of America. Their next target to stop network neutrality is Vermont.
Anthem Settles for $16 Million Over 78.8 Million Record Data Breach Drew Wilson | October 18, 2018 It was a data breach that affected 78.8 million people in 2015. Now, Anthem is settling with the US government for $16 million.
