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PRISM fallout could damage business, claim Google and Cisco
News BRIC revenues decline following Snowden revelations
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Monitoring scandals must not lead to balkanisation of cloud
News Box CEO Aaron Levie hits out at suggestions of country-specific clouds
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NSA in hot water for spying on world leaders
News Edward Snowden leak shows broad US snooping on EU partners.
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Skype scrutinised over PRISM in Luxembourg
News Data protection minister investigating VoIP service’s roll in PRISM.
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Parliament turning "blind eye" to surveillance issues
News Tom Watson MP lambasts coalition government and shadow cabinet for failing to address surveillance issues.
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NSA and GCHQ fingered in internet decryption campaign
News Security agencies are alleged to have unraveled encryption used to protect web users' data.
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NSA PRISM surveillance: Necessary evil or a misuse of power?
In-depth Is indiscriminate surveillance by agencies such as the NSA ever acceptable? Khidr Suleman wrestles with his conscience.
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Five companies branded "enemies of the internet"
News Reporters Without Borders slams "digital era mercenaries" as well as five countries.
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Raytheon creates RIOT tracking software to track terrorists
News Raytheon’s RIOT could track terrorists via Facebook and Twitter, predict future whereabouts.
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Campaign group calls for clampdown on surveillance tech
News Privacy International gives Government until 6 August to respond to concerns or face legal proceedings.
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Fears over Government surveillance plans
News Reports suggest the Government is planning to force ISPs and mobile operators to keep hold of communications details.
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Report: Met Police using surveillance tool to intercept
News A report suggests the Met is using a special technology to intercept people's mobile calls and even turn devices off.
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