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21 October
Meta’s smart glasses open door to new levels of facial surveillance
Students modified smart glasses to find someone’s personal data after just looking at them. This is why we must minimize data collection.
21 October
End-to-end password encryption: What it is and why it’s so important
Password encryption sounds complicated, but anyone can benefit from it. We explain what it is and how it’s built into Proton Pass for everyone to use.
21 October
What is DORA – and how can Proton help with compliance?
We look at how DORA will affect your organization and how Proton’s services can help you meet its compliance requirements.
17 October
Relatively few Spanish and Italian politicians’ details exposed online
We searched the dark web for Spanish and Italian politicians’ official email addresses. Compared to other politicians, they’ve had fewer breaches.
16 October
Why are my emails going to spam? 6 reasons and how to fix it
Why do some emails go to spam? This article explores practical solutions to improve your email deliverability and avoid the spam folder.
14 October
What is NIS2 — and how can Proton help with compliance?
We look at how NIS2 will affect your organization, and at how Proton’s services can help it meet its compliance requirements.
12 October
How do password managers work and protect your data?
Find out how a password manager works, what it does, and how Proton Pass keeps your private information secure.
10 October
Proton supports students in the US, UK, France, and Germany with discounts
As students build their lives online, Proton makes it safe for them to access educational resources, communicate with each other, and share knowledge online safely.
