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Protests have occurred, legislation enacted and class action lawsuits filed that all relate directly to the biometrics used by automated proctoring services, that capture and store facial recognition data, facial detection data, recorded patterns of keystrokes, eye monitoring data, gaze monitoring data, and camera and microphone recordings as part of the service they provide.‍‍

In a recent alert, FERPA regulator highlights the fact that data breaches, hacks, and privacy spills are extremely common.

If the UK GDPR regulations are the highest standard and most stringent privacy legislation in the world… how is it that so many proctoring companies claim compliance? The answer may surprise you.

Ever looked at the privacy policies of most identity verification and proctoring companies? You might be surprised by what you find.

Integrity Advocate’s identity verification and exam proctoring services will compliment your organization’s efforts to comply with DCIA. Find out how.

Integrity Advocate’s identity verification and exam proctoring services will compliment your organization’s efforts to comply with FERPA. Find out how.

Integrity Advocate’s identity verification and exam proctoring services will compliment your organization’s efforts to comply with PIPA. Find out how.

Integrity Advocate’s identity verification and exam proctoring services will compliment your organization’s efforts to comply with PIPEDA. Find out how.

Integrity Advocate’s identity verification and exam proctoring services will compliment your organization’s efforts to comply with GDPR. Find out how.

Researchers with the security firm Avast recently released a statement identifying at least 28 third-party Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions for popular platforms including Vimeo, Facebook, Spotify, and even The New York Times as malware because of their covert functions.

Online health and safety training is a booming industry, but how can trainees be assured that private information that they must share is protected? In the second part of a series, Troy Media investigates the complex world of online proctoring, and what it might mean to people who take online courses and exams.

The hacking, sale, and distribution of private data has in recent years become a major concern to educational institutions, students, and private organizations alike. They have every reason to be concerned.

We are all guilty of installing applications, plugins, or browser extensions onto our devices. What you may not realize is what is potentially lurking in the shadows when we download unfamiliar (or sometimes even familiar) software

We have all experienced the online phenomenon of ads and articles that mysteriously show up in our feed that directly correlate with our most recent personal likes or dislikes… otherwise known as behavioral targeting.