The encryption debate reads the following way: while the logic of cyber-security and its encryption tools forecasts an impenetrable encryption, the government is worried that such an efficient cyber feature would block the law enforcers. Although creating a relative paradox, the diverging opinions over the encryption legal status come with valid arguments for each side. […]
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Yesterday, S. 754, the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) passed through the Senate, despite protests from privacy advocates and many information security and technology companies. A related bill passed through the House earlier this year; now CISA will go through a conference stage before heading to the President. It’s not a law yet, but here […]
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The US Senate Tuesday passed cyber-security legislation aimed at facilitating sharing of attack threats, a measure backed by the US administration but opposed by many tech giants and privacy activists. The 74-21 vote sends the measure to the House of Representatives, which earlier this year approved a similar bill. Backers said the Cybersecurity Information Sharing […]
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