Data privacy is a fundamental right and one principle that flows from this is that consumers should be able to easily control the flow of their data through the digital ecosystem. For that right to have meaning, consumers must be able to understand the data flows and business models of any application or service they use and be able to make informed decisions about the collection, transfer, and use of their data.
Practicing good basic cyber hygiene is one of the best, and easiest, ways people can protect themselves from cyber criminals and others that mean you harm. Experts estimate that over 80% of cyber incidents could have been stopped if the targets had adopted good cyber hygiene practices. Adoption of basic and widely recognized cyber hygiene best practices can be one of the first and most important defenses people can employ to better protect themselves from ever-evolving and increasing cyber threats.
We need the ability to trust that our future is more equitable and inclusive. Technological innovation holds the potential to bring more broadly shared opportunity,
We need the ability to trust that the technologies of tomorrow will be even better than today. Despite enormous gains, we’ve only seen a fraction
We need the ability to trust that our privacy is protected Over the past several years the amount of digital data we generate has exploded
We need the ability to trust that the technologies and services we use are secure by design. Our digital ecosystem is under near constant threat