- Combatting Online Harms Through Innovation ( )
- A Look at What ISPs Know About You: Examining the Privacy Practices of Six Major Internet Service Providers ( )
- 6(b) Orders to File Special Reports to Social Media and Video Streaming Service Providers ( )
- Reports in Response to Senate Appropriations Committee Report 116-111 on the FTC’s Use of Its Authorities and the Resources Used and Needed to Protect Consumer Privacy and Security ( )
- Privacy & Data Security Update for 2019 ( )
- Privacy & Data Security Update for 2018 ( )
- FTC Informational Injury Workshop: BE and BCP Staff Perspective ( )
- Engage, Connect, Protect: The FTC’s Projects and Plans to Foster Small Business Cybersecurity - The Federal Trade Commission Staff Perspective ( )
- Mobile Security Updates: Understanding the Issues ( )
- Do Web Hosts Protect Their Small Business Customers With Secure Hosting And Anti-Phishing Technologies? The Federal Trade Commission Staff Perspective ( )
- Privacy & Data Security Update (2017): An Overview of the Commission’s Enforcement, Policy Initiatives, and Consumer Outreach and Business Guidance in the Areas of Privacy and Data Security: January 2017 – December 2017 ( )
- The Connected Cars Workshop: The Federal Trade Commission Staff Perspective ( )
- Cross-Device Tracking: A Federal Trade Commission Staff Report (January 2017) ( )
- Privacy & Data Security Update (2016) ( )
- The "Sharing" Economy: Issues Facing Platforms, Participants & Regulators: A Federal Trade Commission Staff Report (November 2016) ( )
- Privacy & Data Security Update (2015) ( )
- Big Data: A Tool for Inclusion or Exclusion? Understanding the Issues (FTC Report) ( )
- Privacy & Data Security Update (2014) ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Staff Report On the November 2013 Workshop Entitled The Internet of Things: Privacy and Security in a Connected World ( )
- What's the Deal? A Federal Trade Commission Study on Mobile Shopping Apps (August 2014) ( )
- Privacy & Data Security Update (2013) (2014) ( )
- Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: Recommendations For Businesses and Policymakers ( )
- A Preliminary FTC Staff Report on Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: A Proposed Framework for Businesses and Policymakers ( )
- Beyond Voice: Mapping the Mobile Marketplace: A Federal Trade Commission Staff Report ( )
- Security In Numbers: Social Security Numbers and Identity Theft: A Federal Trade Commission Report Providing Recommendations On Social Security Number Use In the Private Sector ( )
- The President's Identity Theft Task Force Report ( )
- Roundtable Discussion On Phishing Education: A Staff Report By the Federal Trade Commission’s Division of Consumer and Business Education and Division of Marketing Practices ( )
- Protecting Consumers in the Next Tech-ade: A Report by the Staff of the Federal Trade Commission ( )
- Federal Trade Commission: 2006 Identity Theft Survey Report: Prepared for the Commission by Synovate ( )
- Fraud and Identity Theft Complaints Received by the Federal Trade Commission From Consumers Age 50 and Over: A Commission Staff Report to the Special Committee On Aging, United States Senate ( )
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