Welcome to the land of the Free (surveillance) and the home of the Brave (spies) Utah law enforcement officials searched, without a warrant, the prescription drug records of 480 public […]
Imitation is the best form of flattery. The DOJ is flattered. Updates to the email privacy law called the Electronic Communications Privacy Act ECPA are long overdue. It’s common […]
Seems like the NSA has competition (or is that a friendly rivalry)? Russian law gives Russia’s security service, the FSB, the authority to use SORM “System for Operative Investigative […]
Welcome to the Panopticon. Or surveillance circle-jerk. With apologies to Tom Lehrer, Global Surveillance Week! Chinese spy on the Japanese Russians Spy on the Chinese Indians Spy on the Pakistanis […]
As WSJ reports, the security guys tried to get chip-and-pin launched in the US 10 years ago. This is the same technology that has REDUCED UK losses by 70%. […]
Charlie Stross (an awesome writer) wrote an excellent piece on what life will be like for England’s future monarch. This kid is going to live in the panopticon – maybe […]
The Dutch are smoking something…and it isn’t good. They are watermarking books and will report buyers, er customers, er, suckers to the anti-piracy mafia on the flimsiest of accusations. This […]
How much privacy are you willing to give up for security? This conversation has dominated the headlines in recent months and participants in a recent poll on the ASIS LinkedIn Group were […]
http://www.dhses.ny.gov/ocs/awareness-training-events/conference/2013/index.cfm June 4, 2012, 3 PM Following on the heels of the critically acclaimed NCSC.NL presentation, we look at how Governments, Corporations and Private Citizens are using Cloud Computing, […]
For years, clients asked us what was the REAL cost of non-compliance (with HIPAA, PCI, etc). Thankfully, Dr. Ponemon & his team put some real numbers to the cost of […]
