Let's get ready to ruuuummmmmbbbble! In this corner, we have the Justice Department, the prosecutorial arm of the U.S. government and, in its own words, defender of the people. And, in the other corner, we have the darling of Silicon Valley, a self-billed "true American company," Apple.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released draft guidance for telework protocol, an update to the federal agency's initial documents drafted in 2009.
A handful of Apple engineers told the New York Times they'd consider quitting their jobs if Apple was forced to create a way into an iPhone 5c seized in the San Bernardino attacks investigation.
The Privacy Shield negotiations have produced an unprecedented agreement between the US and the EU that there will be safeguards against the bulk collection of the EU citizens' data but critics are unconvinced.
Making good on its promise to attack Donald Trump, an Anonymous group revealed the Republican frontrunner's private information, including his social security number and cell phone in a data dump on Pastebin.
For the first time, Google has added an HTTPS report card to its Transparency Report, tracking its progress toward its stated goal of 100 percent SSL/TSL encryption of data in transit.
As the debate around encryption plays out in headlines and courtrooms, a large majority of participants in a new study overwhelmingly said they view encryption as positive.
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