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Locating Most Wanted Drug Lord via Twitter

by Melody Valdez | Sep 21, 2015 | Blog, Information Is Valuable, Sharing Releases Control, You're Leaving Footprints

The world’s most wanted drug lord, Joaquin Guzman, otherwise known as “El Chapo”, has been hiding from the authorities for months after escaping from a maximum-security prison in July. When his son publishes a picture taken in a restaurant on...

“Digital Kidnapping”?

by Itzel Martinez | Aug 10, 2015 | Blog, Information Is Valuable, Privacy Requires Work, Sharing Releases Control

Brittany Champagne from Utah is a mother who likes to share photos of her children on Facebook, like many other parents today. But what Brittany never thought to find was images of her children on more than ten porn sites. The images seemed to be taken from her...

U.S. Office of Personnel Management Cyberattack

by Itzel Martinez | Jul 20, 2015 | Blog, Information Is Valuable, Sharing Releases Control, Someone Could Listen

This past year we have heard of multiple hacks on companies where social security numbers and personal data were stolen from employees. But this new hack is not just your standard cyberattack. These hackers found an indirect way to infiltrate the U.S. Office of...

Even Our Medical Records Aren’t Safe

by Itzel Martinez | Jun 29, 2015 | Blog, Sharing Releases Control, You Can't Escape

In a recent privacy incident at Meritus Hospital, patients’ personal and clinical information was accessed by an employee of a third-party vendor for unknown purposes. This story illustrates that, whatever the reasoning behind a decision to share information, it...

Call for Ethical Use of Our Data

by Itzel Martinez | Jun 22, 2015 | Blog, Information Is Valuable, Sharing Releases Control

Have we finally realized that our data is more valuable than a free service? Symantec recently did a report on consumer behavior that showed, for the first time, that customers cared more about personal privacy than the quality of a service. The article linked below...

CEO of Apple on Privacy and Encryption

by Itzel Martinez | Jun 8, 2015 | Information Is Valuable, Sharing Releases Control

Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, gave a speech after receiving the Corporate Leadership award at EPIC’s Champions of Freedom event in Washington. (EPIC is the Electronic Privacy Information Center.) Mr. Cook touched upon three important topics relating to privacy,...
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