Unveiling a porfolio of new devices at CES as part of its Wireless Monitoring System, VTech claimed it's tightened security to better protect customers' personal data.
A group of high tech corporate powerhouses has gathered together to protest a law proposed by the U.K. government that would allow an array of legal and intelligence agencies the ability to access computer data through backdoors and decryption.
The Henry Schein Practice Solutions, Inc. agreed to pay a $250,000 fine to the FTC for falsely advertising the level of encryption it used to safeguard patient data.
A position paper written by the Dutch government assesses the arguments for and against encryption backdoors but comes down firmly against downgrading the technology.
