The Obama administration has taken the biggest step yet toward addressing online privacy, but the framework may fall on deaf ears unless there is proper enforcement.
A new version of a federal law designed to protect the nation's critical assets is toned-down from previous cyber security proposals, but business and privacy leaders have concerns.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center filed suit in federal court seeking to compel the Federal Trade Commission to stop Google from enacting its new privacy policy prior to March 1.
Ann Cavoukian, Ontario's information and privacy commissioner, slammed the Canadian legal system in her opening speech at a symposium on surveillance and privacy late last month.
HIPAA's new increased fines, penalties and enforcement actions have become a real business concern, say Glen Day and Reza Chapman, senior managers in the advisory services practice of Ernst & Young LLP.
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