Collaborate Disseminate
An FBI official told CyberScoop that a “plurality” of Section 702 searches pertain to investigations into nation-state cyberattacks.
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Thousands of Ring customers have been victims of cyberattacks that the commission alleged were in part due to poor data security practices.
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State intelligence division joins a chorus of Washington officials pushing to renew a controversial surveillance tool.
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Brad Smith wants the government to use its buying power to shape the AI industry and to build on existing regulatory frameworks to govern AI.
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Tech, civil liberties and reproductive justice groups want the company to offer end-to-end encryption so users’ messages remain private.
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North Korea’s use of malicious cyber activity to evade international sanctions has become a growing problem for U.S. national security.
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The order speaks to a larger transatlantic rift over an American surveillance program that gathers data on European citizens.
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An FTC order bars app maker Easy Healthcare from sharing additional personal health data with third parties for advertising.
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A series of criminal cases took aim at individuals seeking to help China, Russia and Iran gain access to sensitive U.S. tech.
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Arkansas and Utah have already passed restrictions and at least seven other states and Congress are considering similar age requirements.
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