Tag: identity protection
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How DOGE Improperly Accessed and Shared Social Security Data, NPR Reveals
Overview: What NPR Found About DOGE and Social Security Data In a story based on NPR reporting, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) faced scrutiny for policies and practices that allowed the improper access and sharing of millions of Americans’ Social Security data. The episode underscores ongoing concerns about data governance, privacy protections, and the…
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How DOGE Improperly Accessed and Shared Social Security Data: NPR Analysis
Overview: What NPR Report Reveals A recent NPR investigation uncovers widespread concerns about how DOGE, a government efficiency initiative, handled sensitive Social Security data over the past year. The report details improper access and sharing of millions of Americans’ personal information, including Social Security numbers. While the aim of such programs is to streamline government…
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The 9 standout cybersecurity startups from Disrupt Startup Battlefield
Overview: Disrupt Battlefield spotlights redefine cybersecurity TechCrunch’s Disrupt Startup Battlefield is renowned for surfacing the next wave of cybersecurity innovators. Each year, hundreds of applicants are whittled down to a handful of finalists who pitch on stage to win funding, exposure, and validation. This year’s lineup highlighted nine cybersecurity startups that are tackling critical security…
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Nine standout cybersecurity startups from TechCrunch Disrupt Startup Battlefield
Introduction: Disrupt Battlefield spotlights nine cybersecurity innovators TechCrunch’s Disrupt Startup Battlefield is renowned for surfacing the most promising startups each year. In the cybersecurity arena, a field that evolves at breakneck speed, the competition is fierce and the expectations are high. This year’s batch features nine standout cybersecurity startups that are redefining how organizations protect…
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Somalia Faces New E-Visa Security Flaw: Travelers’ Data at Risk
Overview of the Threat A new security flaw in Somalia’s electronic visa (e-visa) platform has exposed personal data of thousands of travelers, raising alarms about the privacy and safety of visitor information. The discovery comes on the heels of a widely publicized breach weeks earlier that affected tens of thousands of applicants. Together, these incidents…
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Somalia’s e-Visa Breach Exposes 35,000 Records, US Warns
Overview: The Breach and Its Implications Authorities in Somalia confirmed that a significant data breach tied to the country’s newly introduced e-Visa system exposed at least 35,000 personal records. The admission has intensified scrutiny of the official online visa portal, which launched on September 1, 2025, as part of Somalia’s push to digitize entry procedures…