China, coronavirus and surveillance: the messy reality
Although China has tools that many other governments would not be able to usually deploy to track potentially infected people, […]
Although China has tools that many other governments would not be able to usually deploy to track potentially infected people, […]
The State of Western Australia has given itself the power to install surveillance devices in homes, or compel people to […]
Wexler Wallace LLP had filed a class action lawsuit against Zoom Video Communications, Inc. before the U.S. Court for the […]
On March 31st , Washington Governor Jay Inslee signed into law SB 6280, a bill aimed at regulating state and […]
Cybersecurity and visuals tech company, Platinum CCTV, has unveiled a new thermoptic cybersecurity camera designed to help screen individuals before […]
Marriott says guests’ names, loyalty account information and other personal details may have been accessed in the second major data […]
The NY attorney general’s office sent a letter to Zoom asking what security measures the company has put in place […]
A Justice Department audit of the FBI’s use of secret surveillance warrants has found widespread problems with the law enforcement […]
The EU General Data Protection Regulation ushered in an enhanced private right of action for violations of the law, both […]
Google won a battle over the right to be forgotten after France’s top administrative court canceled a fine of 100,000 […]
A file containing personal information for 4,934,863 Georgians has been published on a hacker forum over the weekend. Personal information […]
House lawmakers left town Friday after passing a roughly $2 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package without voting to renew a […]