

Encryption May Lower Fines Under New EU Privacy Regime
Companies can lower the risk of massive fines under the new European Union privacy regime by embracing encryption of personal data,...


Ending Whatsapp Encryption to Stop Terrorism Would Make People ‘Less Safe’
Privacy advocates have criticized U.K. Home Secretary Amber Rudd after she called for security services to be able to access encrypted...


Third Time Charm for Email Privacy Act?
The Email Privacy Act, a persistent attempt to update the antiquated U.S. electronic privacy law, has returned to Capitol Hill for the...


WhatsApp backdoor: "A huge threat to freedom of speech"
A reported 'backdoor' in WhatsApp could undermine the security of private messages. WhatsApp has a backdoor that could allow Facebook to...


A Welcome Reset for Citizen Privacy
Canada’s Public Consultation on National Security: The notion that we are being watched digitally has, seemingly overnight, become...


How Can We Convert More Customers to Paperless Billing?
Ask anyone on the street, and they’ll probably tell you that using electronic, or paperless, billing and statements is a good thing. When...


Expert advice for the one billion hacked in Yahoo mega data breach
A catastrophic case of déjà vu for Yahoo, as a second mega data breach is disclosed by the company. This one is even worse – with one...


Investigatory Powers Bill one step closer to becoming law
The Investigatory Powers Bill has passed its third reading in the House of Lords. The House of Lords did suggest some amendments to the...


Facebook Went Secret But Its Facebook
I share insights, talk fears, and discuss the risks with renown cybersecurity expert and certified ethical hacker Charles Tendell, on The...


It's Good to Talk, UK Banks Told
Top techies at British banks are being encouraged to share information about cyberattacks following revelations that the financial sector...