Data & Culture
Digital privacy, surveillance, and taking back control of our data
Cybersecurity Journalist Nicole Perlroth on How to Protect Your Data Amid a Global Cyber Arms Race
The New York Times journalist and author of “This Is How They Tell Me The World Ends” shares her predictions for the future and life-saving cybersecurity tips.
Google Is Replacing Third-Party Cookies, But Is Better Privacy the Clear Outcome?
A future without third-party cookies. Less tracking means a more privacy-focused online experience, but does Google really value user trust over ad dollars?
Solving the Human Security Problem: An Interview With JD Sherman, Dashlane CEO
JD Sherman reflects on the future of workplace security. “The challenge is security is not just a technology problem,” he says, “it’s a human problem.”
World Password Day 2021: Password “Origin Stories” From Your Friends at Dashlane
Celebrate World Password Day 2021 by submitting your password origin story to win free Dashlane for life.
Class Is in Session With Dashlane’s Worst Password Awards
We’re sharing our first-ever, mid-year Worst Password Awards, which take a spin on senior superlatives to spotlight those that didn’t make the grade so far this year.
Is Netflix Really Cracking Down on Password Sharing? Plus, the Dos and Don’ts of Sharing Any Password.
Is the streaming giant actually going to kick grandma off your account? Plus, the best way to share passwords with anyone, anywhere.
Privacy Is a Privilege: How Surveillance Culture Impacts Women
For Women’s History Month, we’re looking at cybersecurity as it affects women, from surveillance as a feminist issue, to the collection of women-specific data online, and the need for safe internet communities.
Interview With a Hacker: Rachel Tobac Tells You How to Defend Yourself From…Well, Her!
Rachel Tobac, a white hat hacker and the CEO of SocialProof Security, tells us just how paranoid we need to be online.
4 Ways Tech Has Changed Relationships—For the Better
Normally, articles like this are rife with doom and gloom pearl-clutching about the decline of eye contact and the horrors of convenience culture, but after a year in which the necessity of tech-mediated social contact became a balm rather than a bug, we decided to take a more uplifting angle.
New Attacks Targeting Remote Workers, Recent CISA Analysis Reveals
The shift to remote work has forced companies to change how they think about their security. CISA recently published a report highlighting an increase in successful phishing attacks exploiting cybersecurity weaknesses of remote and distributed teams.