EPS Dispatch

Your Data Is a Door: Why Digital Privacy Is Physical Security

Security teams harden fences and cameras while the most useful map to a principal’s life sits in the open: addresses, family, routines, all for sale through data brokers and open source intelligence. Digital privacy is not a separate discipline. It is the first layer of physical security.

Kawika Rogers

May 30, 20266 min read

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