Why US Government Access to Cloud Data Matters Now By 2026, global data volumes are projected to reach 200 zettabytes, with around 50% stored in the cloud. That means your customer files, logs, backups, and analytics are increasingly sitting on infrastructure owned by a handful of US-headquartered cloud giants. At the same time, US surveillance […]
You don’t have to be a hacker to leak your own data. Most people who get exposed online don’t do anything “stupid” — they just make small, innocent mistakes that cybercriminals love: Meanwhile, online crime is exploding: This article breaks down the most common “innocent” mistakes that expose you online, shows what really happens in […]
If you’re applying for jobs in 2025-2026, and beyond, chances are a company you’ve never heard of already has a file on you – and that file might quietly decide whether you get hired or auto-rejected. This isn’t science fiction. It’s how modern hiring, data brokers, background-check firms, and AI-powered tools now work together in […]
Most people have 60–90 apps on their phone, but only use about 9 per day and 30 per month. That means over 60% of the apps on a typical phone sit unused—still tracking, syncing, and quietly collecting data in the background. Buildfire+2Simublade+2 At the same time, research shows that 7 in 10 smartphone apps share […]
Data protection in 2026 will be defined by three converging forces: rapid AI adoption, emerging cryptographic standards (post-quantum crypto), and more aggressive regulatory frameworks worldwide. Expect faster enforcement, tighter rules around AI and sensitive inferences, increasing zero-trust adoption, and a continued arms race with ransomware actors — but with signs of shifting attacker economics. Organizations […]
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