Cybersecurity: Your Guide to Common TermsLearn more about the fundamentals of cybersecurity from AES to zero trust with this helpful glossary and downloadable guide.Read More
Twitter’s 200 Million-User Email Leak: What to Know and How to Protect Your InfoHere's what Twitter's significant security breach means for 200 million users and what you can do if you were affected.Read More
Voter Privacy and Everything Else to Know on Election DayAhead of the 2022 midterm election, learn what personal information is collected during voter registration, your privacy rights at the polling station, and how to...Read More
How a Password Manager Protects You and Your DataPassword security is a vital consideration for your organization; read on to learn whether you’re missing a crucial step.Read More
Roe V. Wade and Privacy: What Data Collection Means for Reproductive RightsThe 6-3 ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade was announced Friday, June 24. With the rise of surveillance culture, as well as apps that collect...Read More
Uncharted Digital Waters: How Private Are Telehealth Platforms?Since the start of the pandemic, telehealth platforms have been more necessary than ever. But are they a target for cybercriminals?Read More
Marketers Dish About Data Privacy at DashlaneThree of Dashlane’s marketing experts divulge third-party cookie workarounds for advertisers, how Dashlane approaches data security, and their love/hate relationship with ads.Read More
Ask an IT Pro: Data Privacy Day at DashlaneFor Data Privacy Day, we handed our Instagram account to one of our internal experts—Head of IT, Jay Leaf-Clark—to answer your burning questions about data...Read More
Always Change Your Passwords After a BreachEven though 91% of people understand it’s a bad idea, 59% still reuse their passwords. This means your compromised passwords are likely being used elsewhere.Read More