Britain makes fresh attempt to reform its data protection law, to ease compliance burden for UK businesses, yet remain in…
SNP MP Stewart McDonald says he was hacked last month and his email system compromised, with suspicion pointed at Russia
UK Government reaches agreement with Conservative MPs who had sought to amend the controversial Online Safety Bill
Commons speaker warns MPs their phones are a “potential goldmine” for hostile states, after Liz Truss’s phone was reportedly hacked…
Fears over China's data collection law prompts UK Parliament to close down its TikTok account, after just one week of…
Committee of MPs vows to scrutinise increases in the fees Visa and Mastercard charge businesses, after regulator finds no justification…
Frances Haugen answered questions from the UK parliament's Joint Committee on Monday, after cache of internal documents is released
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen is to travel across the pond and testify before a committee in the British Parliament
Parliamentary inquiry found “clear evidence of collusion between Huawei and the Chinese state”, and wants all Huawei kit removed by…
Plan for a virtual parliament has been approved, breaking a 700 year tradition of law makers conducting business in the…
Committee of MPs lambast social media firms for facilitating bullying and online grooming
Facebook founder refuses to attend parliament’s Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee
Committee will examine the possibilities of AI and how it could impact society
Industry professionals respond to the weekend's news of a cyber attack on the UK government
Experts have suggested that a foreign government could be responsible
Most Labour MPs join the Conservatives to pass controversial surveillance legislation in Parliament
See you in court! Privacy group to sue the Government over the controversial DRIP surveillance act
It has been confirmed that all MPs will be equipped with iPads, paid for by the British taxpayer, in order…
A Justice Committee report has declared current penalties insufficient to deter data privacy offences
Ofcom will start sending letters to alleged file sharers in 2013 under the Digital Economy Act
A parliamentary committee suggests websites should be required to remove anonymous libels