In his latest post for Avast, Garry Kasparov examines the intersection of privacy, transparency, security, human rights, and institutions in the age of AI.

Proponents tout the benefits of sharing pay information across an organization. But for most companies, the costs outweigh the benefits.

After 20+ years of working with companies ranging from Codecademy to Mercedes-Benz, Brett Collinson turned his experience and expertise to…

In April 2017, Terry Spears shared his story with San Diego’s local public media station KBPS on what it’s like to be listed in the CalGang database. Even though Mr. Spears says he has never been in a gang, it hasn’t stopped law enforcement from harassing…

The cryptocurrency surge is slated to be the like the Internet boom of the 1990’s, with a possible market growth of trillions of dollars in just a few short years. Wall Street and Main Street investors are ready to cash-in on the possibilities, but there…

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We are publishing the latest update to our Transparency Report as the U.S. Congress embarks upon an important debate concerning the nature and scope of key FISA provisions.

Apple this week released its latest transparency report [PDF] outlining government data requests received from January 1, 2017 to June 30, 2017. ...

One of the by-products of an increasingly public profile is that companies want you to promote their things. You see this all the time in all walks of life whether it be product placement in movies, celebs sponsored by car companies or indeed the sponsor…

Ukraine will use blockchain technology to manage its registry of farmland, saying its current system is vulnerable to fraud that leads to conflicts over ownership.

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Companies have fought to keep employees in the dark about salary levels. But that's changing, thanks to a nationwide wave of "pay transparency" laws.

Research shows shady app developers are still grabbing your data without your permission, and Apple hasn't stopped them.

This is the transparency report from Google on Government Requests for Content Removal covering January to June 2021,