Compliance Management

The Diplomatic Council is calling for more transparency regarding government surveillance across the world.

In a first of its kind ruling in New York state, a Westchester Supreme Court justice said a man can use information from his ex-wife's Facebook page as evidence in a child custody battle.

Torrent trackers are reportedly banning Windows 10 users due to concerns that the operating system is sharing user data with Microsoft.

Canada's primary privacy watchdog group and other international entities are investigating the Ashley Madison data breach after stolen data has continued to surface online.

Twitter blocked API access for Diplotwoops, which collected deleted tweets from politicians, diplomats and embassies.

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office ordered Google to remove links to webpages detailing a minor crime and the company's prior removal of links related to the offense.

A former London-based State Department worker has been indicted by a federal grand jury in connection with an online hacking and sextortion scheme.