- FTC Chairman Releases 2018 Annual Highlights ( )
- FTC Describes its Oversight of Consumer Reporting Agencies’ Data Security Practices In Testimony before House Oversight and Reform Subcommittee ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for Privacy Hearing, the 12th Session of the FTC’s Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century ( )
- FTC Releases 2018 Privacy and Data Security Update ( )
- FTC Testifies on Private Sector Data Security Before Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Subcommittee ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for the 11th Session of Its Hearings On Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century ( )
- FTC Seeks Comment on Proposed Amendments to Safeguards and Privacy Rules ( )
- Imposter Scams Top Complaints Made to FTC in 2018 ( )
- Video Social Networking App Musical.ly Agrees to Settle FTC Allegations That it Violated Children’s Privacy Law ( )
- FTC Announces New Sessions of its Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century ( )
- FTC Seeks Comment on Identity Theft Detection Rules ( )
- FTC Testifies before Senate Commerce Subcommittee about the Agency’s Work to Protect Consumers, Promote Competition, and Maximize Resources ( )
- FTC Gives Final Approval to Settlements with Four Companies Related to EU-U.S. Privacy Shield ( )
- FTC Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century Continue with Discussion on the Intersection of Big Data, Privacy, and Competition ( )
- FTC Seeks Comment on Proposed Rule Implementing Law Providing Free Credit Monitoring for Active Duty Military Consumers ( )
- FTC Announces Sessions on Consumer Privacy and Data Security As Part of its Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Gives Final Approval to Settlement with Uber ( )
- FTC Gives Final Approval to Settlement with ReadyTech Related to Participation in the EU-US Privacy Shield ( )
- FTC Announces PrivacyCon 2019 and Calls for Presentations ( )
- FTC Releases Staff Perspective Examining Informational Injuries ( )
- FTC Launches National Campaign with Resources to Assist Small Businesses with Cybersecurity ( )
- Texas Company Will Pay $3 million to Settle FTC Charges That it Failed to Meet Accuracy Requirements for its Tenant Screening Reports ( )
- FTC Reaches Settlements with Four Companies That Falsely Claimed Participation in the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield ( )
- Starting Today, New Federal Law Allows Consumers to Place Free Credit Freezes And Yearlong Fraud Alerts ( )
- FTC Shuts Down Purveyors of Fake Documents Used for Fraud, Identity Theft ( )
- FTC Gives Final Approval to Settlement with Phone Maker BLU ( )
- FTC Takes Action against the Operators of Copycat Military Websites ( )
- FTC Provides Back-to-School Advice for Parents ( )
- FTC Approves Modifications to Video Game Industry Self-Regulatory COPPA Safe Harbor Program ( )
- FTC Amends Privacy Act System of Records Notices ( )
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