Privacy and Data Protection

ISC says spy post didn't break any rules in work with US authorities

Truly shocking data breach underlines extent of shoddy practices in health sector,Privacy,Databases,Law ,Information Commissioner's Office,NHS,Data Protection

National security risked with leaks, claims Eric Holder

Data demands from federal, state and local authorities in the US relate to national security matters and criminal investigations

Justice commissioner Viviane Reding writes to US attorney general Eric Holder ahead of Friday meeting

Data watchdog apoplectic over repeated failure to encrypt mobile devices

Web giants swiftly respond to NSA surveillance-gathering accusations

V3 uncovers more device losses in wake of BBC incident

The shockwaves could be felt across the rich and wealthy globally but will there actually be any follow-up?

Social network promises Android skin will not collect additional data

Anonymized mobile phone location data produces a GPS fingerprint that can easily be used to identify a user based on little more than tracking the pings a phone makes to cell towers, a new study shows.

Small and medium-sized businesses to be hit hardest, says Lord McNally

The real revolution is the Revolution of Consciousness. Join the Global Shift in Awareness!

Angela Merkel wants nations to agree to tougher laws

Data watchdog warns search giant that policies could breach UK laws

Larry Page receives open letter detailing data protection worries, with Israel and Switzerland also adding concerns

Justice commissioner Viviane Reding and US attorney general Eric Holder met in Dublin

UK's foreign secretary insists British spies acted lawfully, but MEPs remain worried

Former Booz Allen staffer steps forward

Google's latest device creates a brave new world for personal computing

Law enforcement investigations can be pretty tedious. Hence why the ATF is seeking an automated database to quickly identify you and who you know.

Freedom of Information request reveals extent of device loss problem at public broadcaster

Hyper-Targeting is the next frontier in 21st century marketing. Marketers are gleaning and buying more and more personal information about consumers.

The companies that sell information about how much money you make — and whether you’re pregnant, divorced, or trying to lose weight — are facing new scrutiny.