GDPR compliance for solo lawyers and small law firms.
A record of processing activities.
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Your internet provider logs every site you visit.
DNS queries: every domain name your device looks up.
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Digital security for diplomats and expats in high-risk countries.
In a short deployment, you use a travel device and leave.
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Incognito mode doesn’t hide what you think it does.
When you open an incognito window, your browser stops saving three things locally: your history, your cookies, your form data.
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How to secure communications in the field. NGO field guide.
Hotel Wi-Fi, conference networks, local SIM data, shared internet in partner offices: all of these are environments where traffic can be read by parties you have no visibility into.
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Your phone carrier sells your location data.
In 2018, a Missouri sheriff used a carrier-data reseller called Securus to track the location of a judge and a fellow officer without a warrant.
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Tools we refuse to affiliate with. And why.
Would I use this tool myself in a situation where my security actually depended on it?
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Digital privacy guide for NGO workers abroad.
Not every deployment carries the same risk.
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A VPN won’t save you if this already happened.
A VPN creates an encrypted tunnel between your device and a server operated by the VPN provider.
