In a move that’s sparking national debate, the U.S. Supreme Court has granted the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) unprecedented access to Americans’ Social Security data. While framed as a step toward modernizing federal oversight and reducing fraud, the decision has triggered alarm bells for privacy experts, civil liberties advocates, and millions of citizens alike. … Read more
In an increasingly digital world, the risks of cybercrime and data breaches are more prevalent than ever—especially in the financial sector. As more consumers turn to online banking and mobile payment platforms, the burden of protecting sensitive data has grown significantly. A recent example of this is the $15 million class action settlement involving Cash … Read more
A recent class action lawsuit and subsequent $5.9 million settlement involving LoanCare has once again placed the spotlight on the growing threat of data breaches and the responsibilities corporations carry in protecting customer data. This case stems from a cybersecurity attack in late 2023 that exposed highly sensitive personal information, raising concerns about how companies … Read more