For organizations that suffer a data breach, the penalty typically involves a clean up and making good on the damage to their reputation. But is that enough to encourage better security controls? Karen Epper Hoffman finds out.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers published a paper earlier this week that demonstrated how specific radio signals can be used to track human beings through walls.
The American Civil Liberties Union called for greater transparency from the FBI after obtaining FOIA documents detailing surveillance flights conducted during the Baltimore protests.
European and American diplomats are reportedly negotiating a "Safe Harbor 2.0" agreement to allow for data transfers to the United States while also addressing European privacy concerns, Reuters reported on Thursday.
The Library of Congress issued new rules allowing researchers to hack a car's internal software. The new rule comes as one of many exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals said Thursday that it will not put an end to the National Security Agency's controversial surveillance program during a 180-day transition to the USA Freedom Act.
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