Futurum analyst Michael Diamond discusses the Amazon Ring camera service that now offers its battery powered devices with end-to-end encryption offering its users an extra layer of protection and addressing customer privacy concerns.
Twitter Slapped with $150 Million Fine by Federal Investigators, Undermining Credibility and Trust
Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines the implications of the $150 million fine imposed on Twitter for data privacy violations by the U.S. FTC including diminishing user trust in the social media platform’s adherence to data privacy expectations and guidelines as well as how Elon Musk’s pending takeover could restore trust levels by taking the company private and making its codebase open source.
TeleSign Opens New Datacenter in Brussels Aimed at Protecting its Clients in the Region from Hefty GDPR Fines
Futurum analyst Michael Diamond coves the anouncement by TeleSign around the opening of its new datacenter in Brussels, designed to offer clients greater data sovereignty that will exceed the data protection requirements set forth by the European Union including GDPR regulations.
Distributed Companies, Work From Home, And The Technology Enabling The Change
In the last 6 months, companies have kept employees productive and safe at home while still accomplishing goals. However, it takes more than just video meetings. Here are some key areas to consider when managing flexible work amidst the pandemic.
Data Privacy: Apple Agrees to Delay Enforcement of iOS 14’s New IDFA Opt-in Rules to 2021
Apple added that they believe that “technology should protect users’ fundamental right to privacy, and that means giving users tools to understand which apps and websites may be sharing their data with other companies for advertising or advertising measurement purposes, as well as the tools to revoke permission for this tracking.”
What IT Leaders Need to Know about CDP Adoption
Customer Data Platforms are gaining popularity as companies look to better utilize all available data to deliver customer experiences. IT must work in lock-step with the business and data science teams to make this happen.
New Microsoft Azure Data Share Service Helps Companies Share (and Maybe Sell) Data
The newly announced Microsoft Azure Data Share service allows customers to share, manage, control, and maybe monetize, their business data, within the enterprise as well as with partners and third parties. While the sharing part is cool, it’s the monetizing part that’s most interesting to me.
Massive GDPR Fines Mean Investors, Board Members Rethink Cybersecurity
The news of the massive GDPR fines levied against British Airways and Marriott has gotten the attention of CIOs. More importantly CEOs, investors, and board members are rethinking cybersecurity, realizing that a security-first mindset in all aspects of the organization is critically important.
Want to Mitigate AI Bias? Start with Unbiased Data
Most people are under the impression that artificial intelligence (AI) is bias free. After all, what could have fewer opinions than a machine? But as it turns out, research shows AI carries the same biases as whoever created it. Which means the data we’ve now grown accustomed to relying upon to make any number of decisions—from who should receive …
Why Apple + China = Government Oversight
Apple grants China government oversight of local iCloud data center operations—what that means
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