F5 study reveals security concerns over DDoS are falling, despite the number of attacks being on the rise
British mobile users revealed to be under survelliance from police and other forces using fake mobile phone towers
Open letter to President Obama highlights tech opposition to efforts to weaken encryption systems
John McAfee says that governments around the world must change their way of thinking if we're ever to have privacy…
Snooper's Charter appears to be revived, but with some predicting a tech exodus from the UK, what impact will have?
Tim Cook criticised rivals over privacy and warns about government attempts to weaken encryption
US Senate approves USA Freedom Act and reforms the NSA's bulk data harvesting activities
Government confirms sweeping new powers for the security services in fresh blow to privacy campaigners
Not again! Another legacy encryption flaw could explain how the NSA and co cracked encrypted communications
Tit for tat argument continues as Belgian Privacy Watchdog sharply criticises Facebook and its privacy controls
New hacker collective is snooping on government, civil and military targets in a number of Asian countries
The NSA asked its German equilvant for help to spy on industrial conglomerate Siemens
Teresa May suggests Snoopers' Charter is back on the agenda now the Lib Dems are out of the picture
American appeals court rules bulk collection of phone records by NSA is illegal, but program still continues
French aerospace giant filing lawsuit after documents emerged in German press implicating the NSA in European industrial spying
The Secretary General of the CTO explains its mission to bring connectivity to everyone across the Commonwealth
Here we go again. US Republicans introduce Bill to extend surveillance elements of the US Patriot Act
PGP creator tells TechWeekEurope companies should take privacy protection seriously and argues law enforcement is living in a "golden age…
Britain's top anti-terrorism policeman launches extraordinary attack on unnamed tech firms
What technology polices would each party introduce and how would the tech industry be affected after the next election?
Embattled Facebook admits it tracks non-users, but dismisses report findings from Belgian privacy watchdog
A closely-watched data privacy lawsuit against Facebook has been filed in an Austrian court today
Institute of Directors calls for smart meters scheme to be ‘halted, altered or scrapped’
Communications metadata can now be accessed by Australian government without need of a search warrant
Proposed law to allow American companies to share cybersecurity threats with government, without being sued
June will see the decision by the top European court on the data sharing agreement between the US and Europe
The tech industry will win fight against governments over the use of encryption on devices, says Eric Schmidt
Licensed to spy. GCHQ permitted to hack into computers and phones, even with no national security concerns
Facebook reports global rise in government demands for user data, also updates community standards banning buttocks
Plans for a Europe-wide counter-terrorism unit are being considered to tackle Jihad John and his pals