Students are being funneled into Google’s ecosystem
Google Chromebooks and Workspace rule US classrooms. Lawsuits claim they collect student data without parental consent. What you should know.
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News from the front lines of privacy and security
Passkey vs password: What is the difference?
Discover how passkeys work, why they beat passwords on security and usability, and when you still need a password.
The FBI is buying location data to track people. Here’s how data brokers made it possible.
The FBI admits to buying location data on US citizens from data brokers. Here’s how the data economy fuels surveillance and how to stay safe.
What is an email address?
What is an email address, really? Discover how it works, what makes one valid, and simple tips to keep yours private.
Android vs. iOS security: Which operating system is more secure?
We take an in-depth look at whether Android or iOS is more secure. It's a complex question with nuances on both sides.
Pokémon Go players helped train robots to navigate cities
Images captured by Pokémon Go players are now helping train AI systems that allow delivery robots to navigate cities with centimeter-level accuracy.
Born Private: Reserve your child’s first email address with Proton
Give your child a safer start online. Reserve a private, secure, no-ads address with Proton Mail that stays sealed until your child is ready.
Proton survey: Most parents know the internet isn’t a safe place to grow up
Proton survey shows most US parents worry about their kids' digital footprint, identity theft, and the long-term impact of growing up online.
Instagram quietly drops end-to-end encrypted chats
Instagram will drop end-to-end encrypted chats on May 8, 2026, reversing years of Meta’s push for stronger privacy. Here's what it means.
New breaches uncovered: What Proton’s Data Breach Observatory reveals in 2026
New incidents uncovered in the 2026 Data Breach Observatory show that small businesses were hit especially hard by cyberattacks.
How to report a data breach in the UK: ICO requirements explained
Find out what qualifies as a data breach in the UK, your legal obligations, and how to report it to the Information Commissioner’s Office.
Why ISO 27000 is a foundation for security and compliance
Learn about ISO 27000: what they are, why they matter for security and compliance, and how to implement ISO-aligned credential controls.
Data breach UK prevention: security best practices for businesses
Find out about the data breach risks that UK businesses face and the best practices you need to implement to ensure business continuity.
Worm viruses and password theft: The risks for businesses
Discover what worm viruses are, how they replicate, and how to protect your organization with a secure business password manager.
What is the App Store Accountability Act?
The App Store Accountability Act would require app stores to verify users’ ages and obtain parental consent. Learn how the bill could affect privacy and security.
Business continuity strategies: why backups alone are not enough
Backups aren’t sufficient to ensure business continuity. Find out what else you need to ensure operational resilience.
What does cybersecurity have to do with compliance and business continuity?
Cybersecurity drives compliance and continuity for businesses of all sizes. Find out how credential governance helps prevent breaches.
What is an eavesdropping attack? Everything you need to know
Eavesdropping attacks can be levied at individuals and businesses, but how do they work? We explain how to protect against them
OpenAI trains on your data, but there’s a free, private ChatGPT alternative
ChatGPT comes with privacy and security risks for your data. But there's a private ChatGPT alternative that's safe to use.
Is ChatGPT safe to use? Here’s what you should know.
Is ChatGPT safe to use? Learn the privacy, security, and business risks of AI assistants, what not to share, and a private alternative.
