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My Take: If you're deploying facial recognition in retail without explicit consent and clear signage, you're not just risking BIPA fines in Illinois—you're writing checks your legal team will be cashing for years across multiple state laws. The "we'll stay quiet and hope nobody notices" approach stopped working the moment Clearview AI became a cautionary tale.

My Take: Props to Covenant for not paying—refusing to fund criminal operations is the right call even when it hurts. But here's the hard truth: if Qilin got in and exfiltrated 478k records, your HIPAA "compliance" program failed at the only job that actually matters.

My Take: The PornHub breach is a nightmare scenario for privacy teams—GDPR fines aside, good luck explaining to your board why you're managing *that* kind of sensitive data without defense-in-depth. ClickFix attacks are the reminder that your security awareness training needs to catch up to 2025: users don't click attachments anymore, they're copying malicious commands because a fake CAPTCHA told them to.

My Take: If your 2025 incident response plan doesn't account for supply chain compromise and legacy IoT devices, you're planning for last year's threats. The Fortinet credential leak is the headline, but the real pattern here is how quickly "secure by default" vendors become single points of failure.