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Once a tool for librarians and their card catalogs, today, metadata has the potential to be both monetized and weaponized Newton’s Third Law of Motion, stating that, “For every action, there is [...]

Prior to the acquisition by Facebook, WhatsApp was charging users a $0.99 yearly fee which, with hundreds of millions of users across the globe, appeared to be a viable, albeit modest, business [...]

Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) defines the unique and enduring principle of collective defense – explicitly stating that an attack on one Ally is an attack on [...]

The daily headlines are increasingly filled with reports and disclosures of data breaches and other assorted leaks of individuals’ personally identifiable information (PII).  Vulnerabilities and [...]

Unfortunately, mobile networks are vulnerable to attack and criminals, hackers, foreign governments and many others gain access to mobile networks to listen in and record phone calls and text [...]

Over the past two weeks, Facebook has been hit with one blow after another, as collection, storage and sharing of customer data has been scrutinized and publicized. Starting with the Cambridge [...]