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Trust is top of mind for Reddit CISO Fredrick Lee

In his current role, Lee focuses on making sure Reddit’s user-generated content is safe.

Brianna Monsanto

SEC personally identifiable

Should companies minimize their data intake?

Is storing mass amounts of data a massive risk? One expert says yes.

Caroline Nihill

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What does properly securing biometric data look like?

Privacy regulation around biometric data varies from state to state, one expert says.

Brianna Monsanto

SEC AI regulation

The federal government keeps making AI partnerships. Now what?

Brookings Institution’s Nicol Turner Lee has concerns regarding transparency and cybersecurity.

A portrait of Joe Jones, director of research and insights at nonprofit privacy organization, IAPP

With AR glasses, IAPP’s Joe Jones sees security and privacy challenges

It’s difficult to protect information from video- and photo-capturing eyewear.

An office space viewed through VR goggles.

Professionals see new possibilities with AR glasses

But cyber pros see security and privacy risks.

Laptop with a manager messaging an employee "how are you feeling?" with a cursor hovering over a happy emoji and sad emoji

‘Job huggers’ are a new cybersecurity problem

One CSO says disengaged employees are more likely to fall for phishing emails and report security issues too late.

Brianna Monsanto