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Data Ethics in the Age of Surveillance: Why Privacy Fears Are Justified and How to Fix It

By Dick Weisinger

Public concern over data collection is warranted, with 81% of Americans believing corporate data risks outweigh benefits and 63% fearing AI-driven privacy breaches. These anxieties stem from opaque practices, misuse of personal information, and high-profile scandals, like Facebook’s $5 billion

AI, Security, and Data Privacy: Navigating the Digital Frontier

By Dick Weisinger

The intersection of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and data privacy is reshaping the digital landscape. Organizations are leveraging AI to enhance security measures while grappling with complex privacy challenges. AI-powered tools are becoming indispensable for automating threat detection, streamlining incident response,

Data Privacy in 2025: Navigating a Complex Landscape

By Dick Weisinger

As we progress through 2025, data privacy continues to be a critical concern for individuals, businesses, and governments alike. The rapid evolution of technology, coupled with increasing awareness of privacy rights, has led to a complex and dynamic landscape that

Navigating the Shifting Sands of Sensitive Data Management

By Dick Weisinger

Companies are grappling with an ever-increasing volume of data, stricter regulations, and growing consumer awareness about privacy rights. This shift is forcing organizations to reassess their data handling practices and invest in more robust data protection strategies. Recent studies highlight

Navigating Data Privacy: A Balancing Act

By Dick Weisinger

There is increasing conflict between data privacy and the training of data-based applications. This conflict presents a complex challenge. Companies are increasingly collecting and analyzing data to drive business decisions, improve customer experiences, and innovate. However, doing this has significant implications.