Facebook's new privacy controls are too late: Robert Siciliano
Facebook's new feature to download and delete data
Facebook to give users more control over personal information
The company also said it would propose in the coming weeks updates to the social media website's terms of service and data policy to better spell out what information it collects and how it uses it.
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Facebook faces regulation
Facebook privacy probe could lead to ‘sweeping remake’ of US policy, former FTC chief
If Zuckerberg fails to show up to the US hearing on data privacy, the FTC will feel more pressure to “intervene more deeply.”
Facebook meeting with House GOP over data-mining
Facebook under fire
It’s time for Zuckerberg to fix Facebook: Varney
My take: Facebook
Facebook shareholders have no case: Judge Napolitano
Facebook shareholders sue
Don’t regulate Facebook, eject Zuckerberg: Morici
Facebook under fire
Democrats making Facebook a Trump issue?
Facebook under fire
Orbitz hack hits credit card info, birth dates and more
Travel website Orbitz announced on Tuesday it was the victim of a months-long data breach that could have compromised the personal data and credit card information of users.
Facebook data privacy concern drags on tech sector stocks
Facebook data privacy concern
Facebook under fire over data privacy concerns
Facebook under fire over data privacy concerns
Russia has been targeting US infrastructure, cyber expert says
Russia targets U.S. infrastructure
Russia is preparing to inflict a ‘cyber’ Pearl Harbor: Lt. Col. Ralph Peters
U.S. sanctions on Russia
Trump administration accuses Russia of cyberattacks on power grid
Trump accuses Russia of cyberattacks
Equifax exec charged with insider trading after massive data breach
The SEC charged a former business executive from credit reporting agency Equifax with insider trading, in the wake of the massive data breach that compromised the personal information of more than 147 million Americans.
US data breach victims can sue Yahoo
A judge has ruled that Yahoo can be sued by victims of a data breach that compromised all 3 billion users’ accounts.
Millennials disrupting security landscape: study
Millennials are leading the way towards moving away from passwords, according to an IBM executive.
The top ways to protect your information on mobile devices
Keeping your personal data safe
Cyber hacks driving ‘bug bounty' jobs and programs in corporate America
As cyber risk grows, White Hat hacker jobs are in demand.