Senator Al Franken re-introduced a stalled bill to ban what he calls "stalking apps" on Wednesday. The proposed legislation seeks to protect survivors of domestic and other victims of abuse, from cyberstalkers.
When it comes to a data breach, "our role doesn't begin in the courtroom," Massachusetts Assistant Attorney General Sara Cable said Thursday at SC Congress Boston, encouraging members of the audience to work with her office in the aftermath and even before one occurs.
The large breach of Securus Technologies prison phone call data raises a number of privacy concerns and is a wakeup call for prisons and other organizations to tighten security at every point in their supply chains.
Facebook will appeal a Belgian court's ruling that the social media giant must cease tracking the online behavior of non-Facebook users or pay fines of €250,000 ($269,000) per day.
Germany's federal intelligence service, the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND), spied on the embassies and interior departments of ally countries, and international non-governmental organizations, according to Der Spiegel.
