In The Harvard Crimson, Dr. Mary K. Daly and Noah Jun call for stronger, universal protections in U.S. privacy law. Reflecting on the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act, they argue that privacy safeguards should extend beyond federal judges to protect all citizens equally. The piece underscores how privacy is not a privilege, but a fundamental right tied to life, liberty, and safety in the digital age.

CapTech Trends sat down with mePrism, to examine how consumer data is collected, traded, and used across today’s digital economy. The conversation moves past slogans and into market mechanics, consent, and transparency. It explains why ownership and control of personal data matter for individuals and for the companies that serve them.

In a recent MintzTech Connect feature, Mintz attorney Samuel Asher Effron spotlighted mePrism as a leading force in helping consumers and businesses protect their personal data. The article underscores the growing threat posed by data brokers and cybercriminals who profit from selling and exploiting personal information online.

Duke Data Brokerage Project cites mePrism in CFPB submission on consumer data exposure

Leading voices in privacy and cybersecurity, including experts from Columbia Business School, Mandiant, and global security research, recognize mePrism for helping individuals reclaim control of their personal data and reduce online exposure to data brokers.

mePrism founder Tom Daly joins The Sevan Podcast to reveal how data brokers harvest personal information and how individuals can reclaim control through data removal and online privacy tools.

At Meprism Privacy, we take that responsibility seriously. That’s why we’ve maintained SOC 2 Type 2 compliance for over three years, and why we continue to invest in building a secure, privacy-first platform for our customers.​

AIM13 recognizes mePrism Privacy as a trusted partner in the fight against digital threats. The feature highlights how mePrism removes leaked personal data, protects users from data brokers, and restores control of their digital identity. As data privacy becomes a universal security concern, AIM13’s recognition reinforces why proactive protection is essential.

mePrism’s participation in Mindmasters demonstrates its continued leadership in data privacy and consumer protection. By supporting public awareness around online privacy and data rights, mePrism helps shape a more transparent and equitable digital landscape.