Compliance Management

On Thursday, the House voted to block NSA from funds that support its warrantless search of Americans' communications.

The act would apply Fourth Amendment protections to online communications, by requiring warrants to compel service providers to reveal customer data.

Under investigation is FTC's relationship with security firm Tiversa, which provided the agency evidence in an ongoing data security case.

Lawmakers back the spirit of the Privacy Alerts Bill 2014, which carries hefty fines for delinquent organizations, but called for further clarification.

Users will be able to add, delete or modify information that Facebook uses to determine which ads to display on their pages.

Over the weekend, a Swiss researcher took note of the coming feature.

A three-judge panel in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals says a Florida man's Fourth Amendment expectation of privacy was violated.

Glenn Greenwald's new book recounts the human drama of his collaboration with Edward Snowden, the widespread sweeping up of communications and the consequences of the U.S. surveillance state.