Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) says it cannot afford a £750,000 fine from the ICO, over its self-inflicted data…
Government advisor on terror legislation, Jonathan Hall, says new laws needed to counter threat of radicalisation by AI chatbots
Two men arrested under the Terrorism Act, by detectives investigating huge PSNI data breach, have been released
Every police officer in Northern Ireland has had their names and departmental locations exposed in a self-inflicted data breach
Pro-Kremlin hackers Killnet takes credit for downing European Parliament website, after Russia declared state sponsor of terrorism
Data sharing agreement will allow both UK, US law enforcement to request data from each other's Internet Service Providers
Facebook names members of its content oversight board that can overrule Mark Zuckerberg over objectionable content on the platform
Can independent oversight board restore faith in Facebook's and Mark Zuckerberg's handling of questionable content?
Depressing stats sees social network remove 11.6 million pieces of child abuse content in three month period
The United States, UK, and Australia sign open letter to Facebook saying encryption helps child abuse, as they demand an…
Board will make final decisions over objectionable content, but will not be able to change company policy
Huge number of fake accounts disabled by Facebook over a six month enforcement period
Says the decline in banned terrorism content is partly down to effectiveness of its policing tech
After mosque murder spree, white nationalism and white separatism content banned by Facebook
Research projects that help pick out terrorists in crowds are being sought by the Home Office
Amid growing political pressure from European leaders, Facebook insists it is combating terrorism
Fight against Isis "moving from the battlefield to the internet", Prime Minister to tell G7
OPINION: The Mail on Sunday slams Google, but should all the blame really be levied at tech companies?
Home Secretary Amber Rudd holds meeting with leading tech firms over tackling terrorist content online
WhatsApp becomes the latest centre of attention as encryption vs privacy debate once again rears its head
A shared database will be used to flag up content that appears to be trying to spread terror speech
Red faces at Euro cops after sensitive terror data is found online by Dutch TV programme
The legislation could put further privacy and security pressures on foreign companies trying to operate in China
Twitter suspends 360,000 accounts for 'promotion of terrorism', but warns there is no magic algorithm to ID suspects
Spam levels are falling, but Kaspersky Lab says that malicious emails are increasingly becoming malicious and criminalised
Accounts dept not going to like this expense claim, as FBI director reveals fee for unlocking terrorist iPhone
FBI asked judge to help install covert encryption-breaking software in 2003
The iPad maker asks court to reserve its order to help the FBI hack into the iPhone of a terrorist…
Maverick John McAfee offers to break the encryption on the iPhone of San Bernardino terrorist Syed Farook
Apple criticised for refusal to unlock terrorist phone, but its stance also receives widespread support from rivals