Privacy by Design
In an era where digital memories and essential documents are increasingly stored online, a pressing concern arises for millions of users worldwide: what becomes of your data if a cloud storage subscription payment is missed? Platforms like Google One, Apple iCloud, and Microsoft OneDrive have woven themselves into daily life, offering convenient
In a world where billions of children log into social media platforms daily, a chilling question looms: are these digital spaces truly safe? A staggering report from Australia’s eSafety Commissioner reveals a dark underbelly of the internet, where major tech giants like YouTube and Apple appear to fall short in protecting kids from online sexual
What happens when the gears of government begin to turn with the power of artificial intelligence? Picture a federal agency processing mountains of data in seconds, or a public service chatbot answering citizen queries with uncanny precision. This isn’t a distant vision but a reality unfolding right now, as the U.S. government has officially
As the digital age accelerates with the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, the demand for electricity to power expansive AI data centers has reached unprecedented levels, placing immense pressure on utilities across the United States. Exelon, a Chicago-based giant in the electricity sector, finds itself at the heart of this transformative
In an era where digital threats loom larger than ever, with cyberattacks targeting everything from small businesses to critical infrastructure, the intersection of technology and law has become a battleground for safeguarding data and privacy. Cybersecurity breaches can devastate organizations, leading to financial losses, reputational damage, and
What happens when the quest for a safer internet collides with the cornerstone of democracy—free speech? In the United Kingdom, this very conflict is unfolding as the Online Safety Act, now in full effect in 2025, aims to protect users, especially children, from online harms. Yet, a staggering 468,000 citizens have signed a petition to repeal it,