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Expansion of Medicare Payments for Telehealth Services ProposedAs part of a sweeping plan to "modernize" Medicare, federal regulators are also proposing to expand reimbursements for telehealth...
The latest edition of the ISMG Security Report features a discussion of California's groundbreaking new privacy law as well as an update on the potential impact of the hacker group responsible for...
Thousands of Individuals' Data Was Allegedly Accessible to All Agency WorkersAn incident involving an unsecured database containing information about thousands of HIV/AIDS patients in Tennessee is...
Congress sends Apple and Alphabet a 'please explain', perhaps because Oracle asked Oracle’s busy backgrounding about Android privacy last year appears to have helped draw US lawmakers' attention...
Apple has released new versions of its many operating systems and software products, with fixes for a wide variety of vulnerabilities. The iOS update also comes with USB Restricted Mode, a new...
Laws like Europe's GDPR are trying to give the user more control, but you can take matters into your own hands, explains Tom Merritt.
The unique features of your face can allow you to unlock your new iPhone, access your bank account or even "smile to pay" for some goods and services. read more
While California already had some of the strictest and most varied privacy laws in the country, the new California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 "is a whole new ballgame," says privacy attorney...
From stopping third-party trackers to just getting a new browser, Tom Merritt counts down the top 5 ways to protect your privacy online.
The SEC, FBI, and DoJ are all investigating Facebook on the heels of its Cambridge-Analytica scandal from March.