In today’s ever-changing world, things like remote work, cybersecurity, modernization and digital services are evolving faster than ever before. An important part of these technology initiatives is ...

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Navigating privacy online is no longer just a concern—it’s a necessity. As cyber threats evolve, so do the tools designed to protect personal data. The coming years are likely to see a fusion of ...

In 2023 alone, identity fraud affected 15 million American adults, costing individuals and businesses $43 billion. For executives and board members, the stakes are even higher. As identity theft, ...

A recent Center for Digital Government survey of state and local government leaders on digital privacy and the current state of privacy programs, indicates a disconnect between organizational ...

As awareness of digital privacy grows, the landscape of online protection is undergoing a rapid transformation. A notable trend is that DeleteMe and Incogni comparisons often appear in discussions ...

Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. With artificial intelligence making its way into every aspect of ...

If you haven’t seen it, there’s an unsettling two-minute video circulating online called “A Message from Ella.” A young girl stares anxiously into the camera as she explains to her parents how ...

Google has changed how it handles digital fingerprints, leading privacy advocates to warn of increased surveillance, identity theft, and discrimination. The company positioned the changes as routine ...

We’ve all seen enough police procedurals to know the ordinary flow of a criminal investigation: first, law enforcement develops suspicion; then, it gets a warrant and seizes evidence, like a cellphone ...

Peyton Newsome, 27, of Woodbridge, Va., rallies with other abortion rights advocates in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on May 3. (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Washington Post) When someone gets an abortion, ...

The sheer amount of tech tools and knowledge required to discreetly seek an abortion underlines how wide open we are to surveillance. By Natasha Singer and Brian X. Chen Welcome to the post-Roe era of ...