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Cyber Governance Issues Take on High-Profile Status at the UN

October 14, 2019

Two competing visions of the future of cyber governance presented at UN with views between “state sovereignty” backed by Russia and China, and “free, open and secure” backed by U.S. and its allies. Read More

Smoke emitting from power plant showing the possible implications if Iran and U.S. go into a cyber war

Cyber Security News

Cyber War Between Iran and United States Could Have Far-Reaching Implications

October 14, 2019

With the rising tensions between Iran and the U.S., many are concerned about the possible launch of a cyber war as there’s no international rules or norms for digital warfare to protect innocent civilians. Read More

Padlock icons on digital screen showing U.S., U.K. and Australia pressing Facebook to abandon end-to-end encryption plans

Data Privacy News

United States, UK and Australia Pressing Facebook to Abandon End-to-End Encryption Plans

October 11, 2019

U.S., U.K. and Australia urged Facebook not to extend end-to-end encryption as a default option for Facebook Messenger and Instagram as it could severely hampers efforts to crack down criminal activities. Read More

Close up of woman face with facial recognition technology interface showing the privacy and security concerns raised over France’s nationwide facial recognition ID program

Data Privacy News

France’s Rollout of Nationwide Facial Recognition ID Program Raises Privacy and Security Concerns

October 11, 2019

France will be the first in Europe to roll out a nationwide facial recognition ID program. Citizens will have a single digital identity tied to their face instead of using different user names and passwords. Read More