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Suzanne Smalley

@suzannemsmalley
9 posts
2024-02-28
Biden EO bars cos from bulk data transfers to RU, CH. DOJ official: Admin to protect “free flow” of info but ensure cos do “prudent, responsible things when selling that data, when giving it to their employees or when giving it to those who invest in them” https://therecord.media/...
2024-02-28 View on X
Engadget

President Biden signs an EO that aims to limit the mass-sale of Americans' personal data like geolocation to “countries of concern”, including China and Russia

The bulk sale of geolocation, genomic, financial and health data will be off-limits to “countries of concern.”

2024-02-02
FTC settles w/ Blackbaud for sprawling data breach exposing sensitive financial, health, other data belonging to millions of consumers, including schoolchildren. Agency says Blackbaud data practices were shoddy + that it lied to customers abt scope of hack https://therecord.media/...
2024-02-02 View on X
BleepingComputer

The FTC settles with Blackbaud, ordering the cloud software company to delete consumers' data and boost security after a May 2020 data breach affected millions

Sergiu Gatlan / BleepingComputer :

2024-01-31
Lobbying to weaken state privacy bills has been intense + successful. State senator behind unusually tough new NJ law: “Some folks were actually calling me saying they were opposed to the bill, but they weren't sure why + their clients weren't sure why.” https://therecord.media/...
2024-01-31 View on X
The Verge

Q&A with Sen. Brian Schatz on Congress' dysfunction in the tech space, regulating tech firms, the EU's DMA, AI, deepfakes, social media laws for kids, and more

Today, I'm talking with Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii.  He's been in the Senate for a little more than a decade now, and he's seen a lot in that time.

Lobbying to weaken state privacy bills has been intense + successful. State senator behind unusually tough new NJ law: “Some folks were actually calling me saying they were opposed to the bill, but they weren't sure why + their clients weren't sure why.” https://therecord.media/...
2024-01-31 View on X
The Record

Legislators and privacy experts detail how the tech industry has sought to water down state privacy regulation in the US; 13 US states now have privacy laws

Suzanne Smalley / The Record :

2023-10-18
Data broker registry laws have not been well enforced, leading many brokers to ignore them + raising questions about the efficacy of the just enacted CA Delete Act. One data broker erasure pro told me brokers sell cell phone numbers belonging to minors https://therecord.media/...
2023-10-18 View on X
The Record

Privacy experts say that US state laws requiring data brokers to register are not adequately enforced, letting large numbers of brokers operate under the radar

Suzanne Smalley / The Record : X: @suzannemsmalley X: Suzanne Smalley / @suzannemsmalley : Data broker registry laws have not been well enforced, leading many brokers to ignore th...

2022-12-26
NEW: We interviewed 32 people, incl. 14 current, former @CISA staff abt the agency. @beauwoods left as sr adviser in Nov, said there's no “consistent directional strategy from the top, employees don't have “clear understanding of what good looks like.” 1/6 https://www.cyberscoop.com/...
2022-12-26 View on X
CyberScoop

Current and former CISA employees and sources detail an agency that lacks a clearly defined strategic direction and whose leadership seems more focused on PR

and director Jen Easterly, a former Morgan Stanley exec—has been glowing. But this report details an agency hampered by internal divisions and muddled priorities. https://www.cyber...

2022-12-25
NEW: We interviewed 32 people, incl. 14 current, former @CISA staff abt the agency. @beauwoods left as sr adviser in Nov, said there's no “consistent directional strategy from the top, employees don't have “clear understanding of what good looks like.” 1/6 https://www.cyberscoop.com/...
2022-12-25 View on X
CyberScoop

Current and former CISA employees and sources detail an agency lacking a clearly defined strategic direction and whose leadership is often focused on its PR

and director Jen Easterly, a former Morgan Stanley exec—has been glowing. But this report details an agency hampered by internal divisions and muddled priorities. https://www.cyber...

2022-11-22
The latest @CyberScoopNews column from @DakotaInDC argues that Xi's calculated investment in cyber talent could lead to a near future in which cyber ops from #China increase in persistence + speed as better resourced + trained Chinese hackers are unleashed https://www.cyberscoop.com/...
2022-11-22 View on X
CyberScoop

Overview of Xi Jinping's efforts to bolster China's hacking teams, already skilled in espionage, by focusing on cultivating talent and funding security research

Dakota Cary / CyberScoop : Tweets: @suzannemsmalley Tweets: Suzanne Smalley / @suzannemsmalley : The latest @CyberScoopNews column from @DakotaInDC argues that Xi's calculated inv...

2022-07-26
Congress is cracking down on foreign commercial surveillance after its use against govt officials abroad. The legislation is a “really important” tool to “chill investment interest” in spyware tech, says @jsrailton of @citizenlab. @jshermcyber @HouseIntel https://www.cyberscoop.com/...
2022-07-26 View on X
CyberScoop

Congress plans to vote on a bill to ban firms that sell spyware from working with the US government; experts say the surveillance market will be hard to curtail

Suzanne Smalley / CyberScoop :