Princeton researchers apologize for privacy law scare
Researchers sent requests under privacy laws to website owners. It is canceling the study after complaints. Researchers at Princeton University and Radboud University have apologized
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Pathr.ai Strengthens Position as Privacy-Centric Solution for Retailers with Spatial Intelligence Platform
Pathr.ai, the industry’s first and only Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered Spatial Intelligence platform, announced its committed stance to delivering business results to retailers through a
Everlaw Moves to AWS GovCloud (US) to Give Even Greater Security to Federal Clients
Everlaw’s Cloud-Native Ediscovery Platform Adds an Extra Layer of Security to Safeguard Sensitive Information Everlaw announced the migration of its FedRAMP Authorized federal SaaS platform to Amazon
Aparavi Launches In Europe With The Appointment Of Gregor Bieler As CEO
Former General Manager of Microsoft Germany to Head Leading Data Intelligence Platform APARAVI Software Corporation, the trusted disruptor in unstructured data management, announced the company’s
Providing the Edge for Your Edge Cloud
In this edition of Voices of the Industry, Chao Huang, Senior Application Engineer of Intel Data Center Management Solutions shares insights on how data center
GoDaddy redacts personal information in Whois
GoDaddy has started the process of redacting personal data in Whois reports to secure the Domain Holder’s privacy which is dependent on principles of appropriate privacy
Metallic Launches New eDiscovery and GDPR Compliance Features, Adds Support for More Microsoft Workloads
Now GDPR Compliant, Additions to the Enterprise-Grade SaaS Data Protection Portfolio Include Ediscovery Features and Support for Microsoft Hyper-V and Azure Blob and File Storage
Big news: GoDaddy starts redacting Whois information
GoDaddy has redacted personal information in Whois records for all customers. Effective today, GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY) has begun redacting personal information in Whois records for
Surveillance Capitalism and DCIM
2019 In her book “Surveillance Capitalism,” the Harvard scholar Shoshana Zuboff describes how some software and service providers have been collecting vast amounts of data,
Uniregistry makes Whois opt-in
New Cayman Islands law forces Uniregistry to change Whois policy. Domain name registrar Uniregistry is making the publication of Whois data opt-in for registrants. The