Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Telecoms Sue FCC Over Net Neutrality Rules

Though the FCC’s new rules are months away from being implemented, two lawsuits were filed this week on net neutrality. […]

A recent survey from Thomson Reuters finds that corporate boards are lagging in their adoption of basic security measures, and […]

A Carnegie Mellon University study has found that smartphone apps request device location information about every three minutes. The two-week […]

In the second half of 2014, Facebook said it received more than 14,000 requests for data from U.S. law enforcement, […]

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler vehemently denied that the White House strong-armed the agency into passing its recent update to net […]

Conscription is near-universal in Israel, and within the country’s military a cyber unit has been training “world-class hackers,” many of […]

A road to better cybersecurity and privacy policies leads through the board of directors and the audit committee, according to […]

Three hackers who perpetrated the “largest data breach of names and email addresses in the history of the internet,” have […]

A 23-year old man in England accused of hacking the U.S. Department of Defense has been arrested. The attack exposed […]

A post from Foley & Lardner looks at recent reports on security issues arising from the “Internet of things,” including […]