encryption

Record investment in the sector has led to widespread implementation of safety measures, but rights groups and some experts still aren't convinced

Users will need to be on the same Zoom account for E2EE for Zoom Calls to work

The move has made URL stripping impossible but will improve analytics

Delaying the third reading until the autumn gives the next prime minister and digital secretary a chance to revise, or throw out, the legislation

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) hopes to offer a variety of tools for quantum-proof encryption

Apps utilising end-to-end encryption would require backdoors or new mechanisms to allow user data to be scanned and passed on to authorities

The post-quantum cyber security solution is targeted at enterprises and ‌government entities

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) previously raised concerns of potential attacks

The opposition said that the government is “addicted to secrecy”

A quick look at Microsoft's new approach to CPUs that promises to revolutionise Windows security

Two-thirds of IT specialists said restricting the use of this technology would have a negative impact on protecting society

The acquisition will add to Avast’s privacy-focused identity product and services portfolio

Unified Key Orchestrator will control keys on cloud and on-premises environments

Your office printer is a juicy target for hackers, so what can you do to secure it?

The IT and telecommunications industries are expected to drive the demand

Here’s how to make your sensitive data unreadable to prying eyes

Widespread flaws in hardware-backed key management could enable hackers to bypass FIDO2 authentication

The organisation has warned that threat actors could use a broad range of cyber activities, including DDoS or ransomware attacks, to disrupt the event

Agencies must now implement multi-factor authentication within 180 days, along with encryption for data at rest and in transit

The app may even be breaking Google and Apple’s app store policies when it comes to privacy, according to Citizen Lab

Criminalisation has almost always backfired through history, pushing illicit materials further into the hands of criminals

Decision was made due to concerns China could use the enterprises to break US encryption

The company wants to 'take its time' to implement the technology in a way that both protects privacy and prevents exposure to online harms