Under the best circumstances, most identity protection services can only provide a few ways to prevent identity theft. That’s because the protections they offer only operate at the credit bureau level, which reports on transactions related to credit cards, loans, and mortgages. Things like obtaining fake driver’s licenses, receiving medical care under a false name, … Read more
ORLANDO — A new study from SailPoint reveals that organizations investing in mature identity security practices are seeing exponentially higher returns on their investments, particularly in risk reduction, business value, and productivity. The findings from the company’s third annual Horizons of Identity Security Maturity report, conducted in partnership with McKinsey, were presented on the second … Read more
Artists at work in PenArt’s new Tourtelot Studio in 2023. Photo by xoMe studio. A look inside Peninsula School of Art’s ongoing renovations When Peninsula School of Art launched its Door to Creativity (DTC) capital campaign in 2018, the plan was to raise $6.5 million for major campus renovations. The pandemic had other plans. When … Read more
Meta cannot target a user’s sexual orientation in its personalized ads — even if they are openly queer and make public statements about the subject, the European Union’s highest court ruled Friday. The case was brought from longtime Meta antagonist Max Schrems, as Wired reports. The Austrian activist, whose separate privacy case recently led to … Read more
I just spotted a blog by Alan Stapelberg, who is Group Product Manager for Google Wallet. Here’s his opening para: “Imagine starting a vacation like this: You arrive at the airport and breeze through security by tapping your phone to a reader, scanning your boarding pass and ID. While waiting to board, you grab a … Read more
