The UK's Investigatory Powers Bill demands mass storage of private data
Great for storage vendors, not so good for citizens
Great for storage vendors, not so good for citizens
Relationships matter, but not as much as laws
Last minute legal action fails to stop move
“Or Internet freedom will be lost for good, since there will be no way to make it great again once it is lost”
Rapid improvement is required before GDPR comes into force on 25 May 2018
The money will fund global expansion
And where are your friends, Justice Department?
Survey shows there’s little confidence in the new privacy framework
And Facebook isn’t happy
Aims to help companies meet international data protection regulations
Only a third of confidential data on SaaS is encrypted
Recent amendments to anti-terrorism law require hardware that the country doesn’t have
Canadian Elizabeth Denham assumes responsibility for privacy, data protection
Hundreds of customers already signed up to cloud storage service
Privacy campaigners welcome the ruling
Developers must await the results of government review, public consultation
Tech firms finally have a safe way to harbour their data
MAS effect on Singapore’s financial cloud
$89 billion investment anticipated in a single fiscal year
Telecoms to store data for six months, metadata for three years
British regulator warns that post-Brexit, the country will still have to comply with GDPR
The opt-in service for Docker Cloud repos also helps with compliance
Apache Milagro takes aim at Web security certificates
The lawsuit accuses the Department of Justice of violating two constitutional amendments