Can Snowden finally kill the ‘harmless metadata’ myth?
Attorney-General Brandis needs to forget categorising personal data by how it is collected, and focus on whether its use to solve crime justifies invading our privacy.
(more...)Attorney-General Brandis needs to forget categorising personal data by how it is collected, and focus on whether its use to solve crime justifies invading our privacy.
(more...)The research firm claims that 75 percent of all mobile applications will fail basic security tests next year — leaving the enterprise vulnerable.
(more...)The big online and tech companies suffer from an interesting conflict: the government is both customer and the one carrying the biggest stick in the privacy battle. Unless there’s a major policy change, you’re going to see more stories like these.
(more...)The big online and tech companies suffer from an interesting conflict: the government is both customer and the one carrying the biggest stick in the privacy battle. Unless there’s a major policy change, you’re going to see more stories like these.
(more...)No-one will deny that Cupertino’s products are fashionable and beautifully-designed. But that doesn’t make them enterprise-grade.
(more...)Research firm Gartner says over 20 percent of enterprises will invest in security for business initiatives using Internet of Things devices by 2017.
(more...)But Yahoo didn’t score an all-out victory being that “portions of the documents remain sealed and classified to this day, unknown even to our team.”
(more...)Google is improving upon an app popular for personal and business use cases alike.
(more...)Maybe the new iPhone 6 will be the greatest thing since sliced bread, but that doesn’t mean Apple still doesn’t have a lot of basics that need fixing.
(more...)With 99.8 percent accuracy, the system will be available to both individual customers and retailers by 2015.
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