According to a study by security corporation Intercede, less than five percent of 16- to 35-year-olds in the U.S. and UK trust that their digital identities are adequately protected, with 70 percent believing that these online risks aren’t going anywhere soon, ComputerWeekly reports. Lubna Dajani, a digital technologist, noted, “Businesses and governments should urgently review current security protocols or else risk the potential to drive innovation and growth.” And The Telegraph reports Google search data indicates concern among UK residents in the wake of recent breaches. Meanwhile, InfoWorld provides tips on how to protect anonymity online.
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