BlackBerry chief John Chen says technology and governments should work together, claiming privacy would not be the victim of cooperation
BCS study finds that many of us are also unhappy with how companies collect data from us
Silent Circle targets enterprise communication platform at privacy conscious businesses and government organisations
Electronic Frontier Foundation files complaint against Google after group claims it has uncovered evidence the search giant collects student personal…
The move is the biggest limitation of US surveillance powers since 2001
Facebook is the single site most affected by 'right to be forgotten' requests, with YouTube and Twitter also featuring in…
Personal details and bank accounts among information stolen by criminals, Deloitte survey finds
BlackBerry COO reportedly suggests it believes in a 'balanced' approach to encryption
But Yahoo says it will "fight any requests" that it deems unlawful or improper
Snooper's Charter underestimates the cost and challenge of monitoring users, ISPA and Gigaclear tell MPs, while Sophos expresses security concerns
Ryan Barrett, VP of privacy and security, Intermedia, shares top security tips that even James Bond could do with
Belgian Privacy Commissioner says Facebook must get user consent to track non-users, but social network will appeal
The Northern Ireland boy alleges the Internet companies and three national newspapers disclosed his identity
The likes of Google, Twitter and Vodafone don't show enough commitment to users' freedom of expression and privacy, according to…
Critics insist the bill must require independent judicial approval for the collection of Internet browsing records
256 privacy-violating apps are the latest to have made it through Apple's strict security checks
Get Safe Online report finds that despite fears over cybercrime, British consumers still lack valuable knowledge in staying safe online
EU data protection regulators said they will consider coordinated enforcement actions in three months' time if no replacement for Safe…
New Microsoft transparency website reveals rising law enforcement and US intelligence data requests
Andrew Ford, vice president marketing and communications, Pitney Bowes, explains what companies must do to keep data safe
BMC's Paul Appleby reflects on the ruling that Safe Harbour is invalid, and why secure data exchange is the lifeblood…
Technology, legal and privacy experts explain full implications of the ECJ's decision to suspend the Safe Harbour data sharing agreement…
Wikipedia founder calls for better security for everyone, and an end to censorship
The definitive definition of cookies from the experts for the kids (and grown ups, too)
Safe Harbour, introduced in 2000, allows companies to transfer data on EU citizens to the US
Upcoming changes to EU data protection regulation are imposing a significant financial burden on organisations, finds a new study
The company said it will modify Windows 10's default child settings in response to user privacy concerns
Contentious ruling would allow security services to access flight details on all passengers flying into or out of the EU
Privacy-focused device automatically encrypts calls and messages to keep everything safe
US court rules that the Fifth Amendment protects the right not to give up device access