At ISL we pride ourselves on being dispassionate truth-seekers when it comes to assessing risky behaviors in technology. But this moment in history requires expressing our passion for truth and our core values more openly. What’s currently happening in the US is, by...
Last month, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) requested public comment regarding docket...
Two of the districts covered in our 2022 benchmark find themselves victims of recent data breaches at the hands of the same entity,...
One of the things we measured in our 2022 US K12 EdTech Safety Benchmark was the presence of risky trackers within the school’s...
Prompted by the news of this lawsuit, we tallied how many of the schools in our 2022 EdTech benchmark had Facebook, Instagram or...
Internet Safety Labs provided our comments to the FCC’s IoT Cybersecurity label. Among the comments and recommendations we made, the...
We’re lucky to live in the US. One of the things we routinely take for granted in our country is the general safety of virtually all...
In late 2022 and throughout 2023 ISL has published ongoing findings and data from the first of its kind US K12 EdTech Safety...
Internet Safety Labs, a non-profit organization dedicated to independent software product-safety testing, released its newest...
Pierces the technology fog to show what is really going on with children’s private and personal data inside EdTech applications SAN...
There’s a popular parable about five blind men touching various parts of an elephant to identify what they are unable to see. One,...
Who’s Responsible for Student Data: Data Controller Confusion in EdTech In Spotlight Report #4, we introduced the problem of “data...
Internet Society Foundation grant strengthens Internet Safety Lab’s efforts to uncover potentially harmful data collection/sharing...