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AVG Calls For New IoT Legislation To Protect Children
The antivirus company wants laws to be drawn up that place stiffer controls over data that is collected covertly from devices being used by children.
BlackBerry May Be Looking To Exit The Smartphone Game Entirely
CEO John Chen has said in an interview that he isn’t afraid to ditch BlackBerry handsets if they aren’t making money for the firm.
Could Quantum IT Leapfrog Today's Encryption?
NSA concerned that current methods of cryptography may be going to be woefully inadequate when quantum computers come online.
GCHQ 'Scanned Entire Countries' Claim
The UK’s spy agency probed entire soveriegn nations' Internet infrastructures for server weaknesses so it could exploit vulnerable ports.
Google Report Reveals Rise In Government Requests For Data
Since the report was first published back in 2009, requests for user data have risen 150 per cent globally, and 250 per cent in the US.
Information Will Never Be Completely Secure In Data Centres, So Encrypt it
Amlin CTO Steve O'Donnell knows enterprise storage inside-out, and he spilled the beans when he recently popped into ITProPortal Towers.
NSA's Foreign Spying Backed By Privacy Board
A US privacy board has given its support to the NSA's foreign spying operations, declaring them both legal and effective.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee: Governments Should Be Cautious Over Web Surveillance
The creator of the web has been talking about net neutrality and mass web surveillance at “The Web We Want” event in London.
US Government Fines Yahoo For PRISM Resistance
This latest revelation shines some light on the coersive methods used by the US government to force or cajole tech companies operating on US soil into cooperating with the programme.
Why Edward Snowden's PRISM Leaks Shouldn't Put Businesses Off The Cloud
After the NSA leaks and the huge controversy that still surrounds Snowden's revelations, Internet users and businesses alike can hardly be blamed for fearing for the safety of their online data.
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