by Caroline Isautier | Jan 16, 2021 | Digital Citizenship, Tech for Good
If you’re conscious about preserving your information from prying eyes or avid data resellers, you’re looking for ways other than the cookie opt-out to determine whether a site you’re visiting is secure and private. In other words, just like you look...
by Hessie Jones | Jan 13, 2021 | Digital Citizenship
“It is always easier to believe than to deny. Our minds are naturally affirmative.”John Burroughs While governments scrambled to get ahead of the Coronavirus, their plea for solutions to automate the labored manual contact tracing practices has ignited a slew of...
by Hessie Jones | Jan 13, 2021 | Digital Citizenship
Source: Deposit photos We live in an age of increasing centralization that pervades all aspects of our culture. In today’s world, centralization equates to control; centralization equates to power. Centralization gave rise to bureaucratic institutions where decisions,...
by Caroline Isautier | Jan 11, 2021 | Digital Citizenship, Tech for Good
Sure, you want to do the right thing as an entrepreneur, small business owner, or IT manager in order to offer your clients privacy and security in your small to medium entreprise. But it seems such a complex mix of legal and technical issues. Where to start...
by Salvatore D'Agostino | Dec 15, 2020 | Digital Citizenship
Privacy and security are critical to the design, installation, and operational requirements of physical and cyber systems. Over the last ~15 years, security and cybersecurity have moved from being a begrudgingly funded expense line item to a key resiliency issue for...
by Caroline Isautier | Dec 4, 2020 | Digital Citizenship
US-based Doctor Delaney Ruston, maker of the Screenagers movies, has these non tech gift ideas for teens and kids. Here’s an excerpt and a link to the full article below. Now more than ever, inspiring outdoor play is critical, and here are some gifts to consider...
