March 19, 2018
Via: Security WeekAs Americans wait to see whether net neutrality can gain enough support among lawmakers to invoke disapproval via the Congressional Review Act, individual states are not waiting — several are working on state laws to maintain net neutrality within their […]
December 23, 2016
Via: Naked SecurityWhatever the eventual fate of the British government’s shiny new Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) – derided as a ‘snooper’s charter’ by critics – yesterday will go down as one of its most difficult moments. In a carefully worded but hard-hitting […]
June 24, 2016
Via: CIOA U.S. court has ruled that the FBI can hack into a computer without a warrant — a move which is troubling privacy advocates. The criminal case involves a child pornography site, Playpen, that had been accessible through Tor, a […]
October 8, 2015
Via: Russel EdwardsThe Safe Harbor Agreement is an U.S. – EU agreement between the European Commission and the United States Department of Commerce by virtue of which a Safe Harbor list is open for U.S. organizations. Once businesses meet the conditions and join […]
October 7, 2015
Via: privacy-protectionA European court on Tuesday tossed out a long-standing agreement between the United States and European Union over how private data handled by Facebook and other companies can be exchanged, inflaming transatlantic trade tensions. The European Court of Justice’s ruled […]
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