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The Midterms Will Decide Your Privacy Rights, and the Irony Is States' RightsBy Tom Daly, Founder and CEO, Priwall by mePrism · October 2026 The short version The midterms could shape federal privacy law. The November 3 elections may affect the future of the SECURE Data Act (H.R. 8413), a Republican-led proposal containing broad state-law preemption provisions. State privacy protections are at issue. The bill's preemption language raises questions about the future of California's CCPA and Delete
A large consumer technology company was already providing personal data removal to a small group of senior executives and their spouses when its security team decided the protection should extend further. The initial concern was physical safety. Employees in Trust & Safety, Customer Care, Communications, Legal, Security, and other functions could face threats or harassmentContinue reading "Consumer Technology: Expands Personal Data Removal Across Its Workforce with Optery" The post Consumer
How to set a port-out PIN and SIM lock with your mobile carrier, and why it protects your bank accountBy Tom Daly, Founder and CEO, Priwall by mePrism · October 2026 TL;DR A SIM swap redirects your security codes. A SIM swap or port-out moves your phone number to a device the attacker controls. Text-message security codes sent by your bank or email provider then go to them. You need two separate locks. A port-out lock prevents transfers to another carrier, while a SIM protection lock blocks SIM
Schneier to Congress: Deleting Broker Data Is SecurityBy Tom Daly, Founder and CEO, Priwall by mePrism · October 2026 Key takeaways A national-security warning since 2017. Bruce Schneier told Congress that limiting, securing and deleting broker-held personal data is a matter of national security. Employee data creates enterprise exposure. Broker listings containing addresses, phone numbers and family details can help attackers impersonate employees and executives. California's DROP is progress,
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Targeted social engineering is rising, personalized and multi-channel, and straining enterprise defenses. In Optery’s 2026 Enterprise Social Engineering Survey, 96% of cybersecurity leaders reported an increase in targeted social engineering attacks, and nearly 75% said their organizations had experienced credential compromise as a result. Respondents ranked data broker and people-search sites as the most significantContinue reading "A Security Professional’s Guide to Choosing the Right Personal
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 has a simple message: “Don’t Make It Easy for Them.” The National Cybersecurity Alliance is encouraging people and organizations to build security habits that make life more difficult for cybercriminals. NCA recommends four simple steps: use strong passwords and a password manager, turn on multifactor authentication, recognize and report scams, andContinue reading "Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026: Don’t Make It Easy for Them" The post Cybersecurity Awareness
he ABA is the voice of America’s banks, and Palqee is the leading provider of trusted oversight intelligence that ensures AI and Human decisioning are monitored safely, predictably and in accordance with institutional expectations. Together, this partnership accelerates the adoption of responsible, governed Autonomous AI across the industry.
Palqee is pleased to announce that we have been accepted into the Fintech Sandbox Data Access Residency, a program that supports high‑potential fintech companies by providing access to premium, governed datasets from leading global providers. For us, this marks an important milestone in the evolution of Prisma, the industry’s first Guardian Agent for Enterprise AI & Human Workflows.
A guardian agent is an AI system built to supervise other AI agents. It monitors what an agent does, checks those actions against policy and intent, and steps in (through alerts, blocking, or correction) when an agent drifts outside its intended boundaries. Guardian agents exist because enterprises are deploying AI agents faster than they can govern them, and because human review alone can no longer keep pace with the volume and speed of agent-driven decisions.
