UK Companies Rush Cyber Recovery, Risking Re-Infections
New research shows that 74% of UK businesses prioritize recovery speed over quality after cyberattacks, often failing to verify if attackers have been fully removed.
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Seattle Parents Push Back Against Unchecked Classroom EdTech
Families within Seattle Public Schools are demanding tighter oversight on classroom technology and data collection, pointing to growing screen time and privacy concerns.
UK Deploys Advanced Facial Recognition to Track Visa Overstayers
The British government is implementing controversial new facial recognition tools to target immigration violations, introducing heightened scrutiny for travelers from nations like Nigeria, India, and ...
Local Governments Drop Flock Surveillance Cameras Over Privacy Concerns
At least 10 local governments and police departments have moved to curb or end their use of Flock Safety technology since summer amid growing concerns over mass surveillance and data sharing.
Jefferson Parish School Buses Deploy AI Cameras to Catch Drivers
Jefferson Parish is outfitting its school bus fleet with artificial intelligence-driven camera systems to crack down on motorists who illegally pass stopped buses.
Milford Passes Strict Oversight Law for Local Police Surveillance Tech
Milford's board of aldermen has unanimously passed a new ordinance mandating public approval and transparent reporting before local police can deploy new surveillance tools.
Reno Police Push Forward with $21.8 Million Tech Overhaul
The Reno Police Department is investing $21.8 million into modernizing its technological infrastructure while addressing urban e-bike safety.
LG Faces Consumer Legal Action in Portugal Over Smart TV Privacy Concerns
Portuguese consumer advocacy group Citizens Voice has asked courts to investigate LG over data collection and privacy concerns regarding its smart TVs.
Russia Orders Private Data Centers to Reserve Capacity for State Systems
Private data center operators in Russia must now set aside 10% of their capacity for government systems following a presidential directive.
DOJ Establishes Super Intelligence Task Force to Monitor AI Security
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a new Super Intelligence Task Force aimed at safeguarding domestic artificial intelligence technologies from foreign misuse and fraud.
