data privacy

How to maintain a resilient cyber security strategy when your employees are outside the company firewall

Security researchers have discovered that the app's 'Find Friends' feature allows hackers to access user details

Hackers could have breached the database long before the UN applied a patch

From January 18th, developers must be clear about how they're handling user data

Political change signals trouble for online platforms

Solid’s early adopters include the BBC, NHS and NatWest Bank

Most companies see cyber security as extremely important amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Mozilla, Brave and other online privacy leaders have released a streamlined way to protect your privacy

Apple iOS apps can read the last thing copied to clipboard

Long-running case between Department of Justice and Microsoft is considered pivotal for data privacy rights in the UK

The US government asked for the majority of account data between January and June 2017

Tribunal notes that scrapping bulk data collection could 'cripple' UK spy agencies

The three year legal battle between Google and France is nearly at its end

Human rights group seeks details on spying agreement’s legal limitations

However independent panel finds that the NHS is ultimately responsible for any legal breach

Campaign group's crowdfunded challenge gets High Court go-ahead

Our opinions on the challenges, and opportunities, ahead

Social network says research data was anonymous

'Internet Noise' is able to flood your search history with junk terms to throw off snooping advertisers

The Snooper's Charter may have been struck down - but it will be back

Disputes could rocket by six times in next five years

Car insurer wanted to use Facebook posts to determine quote discounts

Citizens claim Facebook's facial-recognition software violates privacy

Canadian mobile maker says tech companies should be "good corporate citizens"