The scammers used personal information on Geico customers acquired elsewhere to access Geico’s sales system, the insurer said.

With its popularity surging during a health crisis, the video conferencing service hasn't done enough to protect privacy, the suit alleges.

As privacy-protecting legislation has stalled in Congress, California is one of a handful of states that have taken action.

In an op-ed, ID Experts CEO Tom Kelly writes that we shouldn't be fooled by Mark Zuckerberg's pivot to privacy: the time for regulation is now.

Op-ed: The California Consumer Privacy Act is set to go into effect on Jan. 1, 2020. So what can we expect moving forward?