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Accusations are flying in the EU about astroturfing by members of the European Privacy Association (EPA) in spite of the EU requirement that
The Pentagon's annual report to Congress explicitly accuses China of cyberwarfare activities directed against the US military. The New York Times
The FBI wants Congress to pass laws that would force Facebook, Google, and others to intercept Internet online communications when they occur or
Apple user privacy may be risk since Apple finally revealed to Wired that Siri data is kept for 2 years even though that is not mentioned on Apple's
Google's March 2012 Privacy Policy has never been well-received in the EU, and after waiting for Google to change its Privacy Policy the EU now plans
World-wide law enforcement agencies requested information regarding 137,424 Microsoft and Skype accounts in 2012 based 75,378 requests for customer
Given all the cyber attacks of late the security of credit card information is more critical than ever, and with a greater use cloud computing the
The Pentagon revealed a plan to create 13 offensive teams to use cyber weapons to defend the US from major cyber attacks from foreign countries. The
The EU Competition Commission concluded that Microsoft failed to comply with its 2009 agreement to offer browser choices to 15 million Windows
The FTC settled its claims that HTC sold millions of mobile devices using the Droid and Microsoft software because the devices were not secure. The
