Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Privacy Alert: Landmark Court Ruling on Google Search Histories #podcast

Your Google Searches Aren’t Private? PA Court’s Surprising Ruling

| | Constitutional Rights, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, Data Collection, Data Privacy, Digital Privacy, Episodes, Fourth Amendment, Google Search Privacy, Information Security, Infosec, law enforcement, Legal Precedent, online privacy, Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Podcast, Podcasts, Privacy, Privacy Expectations, Privacy Policy, Reverse Keyword Search, search warrants, security, Surveillance Technology, technology, Third Party Data, Weekly Edition
In this episode of Shared Security, we discuss a significant Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that permits police to access unprotected Google search histories without a traditional warrant. The discussion centers around the ...
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PA Supreme Court Rules Defendant Need Not Decrypt Drive

| | child pornography, Decryption, Disk encryption, Fifth Amendment, Password, Pennsylvania Supreme Court
One of the perennial issues facing courts is the extent to which the government can compel an individual to decrypt the contents of a file, a computer or a server. Jumping into ...
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Are Companies Obligated to Protect Employee Data? Court Says Yes

Are Companies Obligated to Protect Employee Data? Court Says Yes

| | Data breach, Data Privacy, employee data, Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Privacy
On Nov. 21, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled in a class action lawsuit filed against the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center by some of its employees following a data breach that exposed ...
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