When Scammers Borrow Our Trust
A text arrives about an unpaid toll. A caller says you missed jury duty. An email promises a look at your organization’s salary information. One… Read More »When Scammers Borrow Our Trust
A text arrives about an unpaid toll. A caller says you missed jury duty. An email promises a look at your organization’s salary information. One… Read More »When Scammers Borrow Our Trust
Gartner is making a compelling case that security organizations need to adapt the traditional CIA Security Triad (i.e. Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability) to now account… Read More »CIA – Protecting a Resilient Organization
It is a serious claim that data breach notification letters may facilitate identity theft. Rather than make an argument for that position, the Data Breach… Read More »Data Breach Notifications may Facilitate Identity Theft
Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing forms of financial crime, impacting both individuals and organizations. To combat its effects, many employers now offer identity… Read More »Do Identity Theft Benefits Help Prevent Fraud?
Semiotics, or the study of symbols and sign processes and meaningful communication, has recently been on my radar because of a class I’m teaching. Earlier… Read More »Symbols Matter
Getting started in privacy can feel overwhelming, especially with the rapid pace of technology and evolving regulations shaping how personal data is handled. Whether you’re… Read More »Getting Started in Privacy: Recommendations from the Higher Education Chief Privacy Officers