#sensitive-data

#sensitive-data

TikTok also updated its Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to inform users that it will be collecting "new types of information," including device geolocation. What has , though, is a clause stating that the app will also collect any information they disclose about their race, religion, health, sexual orientation, gender identity and citizenship or immigration status. Interestingly, this language was likely added in , which is before President Trump returned to office.

The report shows that 91% of organizations believe sensitive data should be allowed in AI model training. At the same time, 78% report high concern about theft or breaches. Experts say this discrepancy stems from a lack of understanding about the permanence of data in AI systems. Once sensitive information is used to train a model, it cannot be fully removed or made completely secure. This creates a lasting exposure risk, particularly when personal or confidential data is involved.

Organizations must comply with regulatory standards to safeguard sensitive data. Effective compliance prevents cybersecurity threats, protects business processes, and reduces financial risks.