Europe’s new war on privacy
In theory, Chat Control should have been buried last month. The EU’s ominous plan to mass-scan citizens’ private…
Europe’s police want AI to fight crime. They say red tape stands in the way. – POLITICO
Lawmakers and digital rights groups have expressed concerns about these carve-outs, which were secured by EU countries during…
UK government tries again to access encrypted Apple customer data: Report
The U.K. government is still trying to gain access to encrypted iCloud data, according to the Financial Times,…
Asia-Pacific payments sector urged to act on quantum threats now
The Emerging Payments Association of Asia has published a report highlighting the urgency for the payments industry in…
Quantum computing threat demands urgent action in Asia Pacific
The advent of quantum computing is poised to upend cybersecurity practices across ANZ & the wider Asia Pacific.…
Experts warn on risks and readiness ahead of World Quantum Day
As the world marks World Quantum Readiness Day this Thursday, experts from across the technology sector have urged…
UK abandons Apple backdoor demand after US diplomatic pressure
The United Kingdom has withdrawn its demand that Apple create a backdoor to its encrypted cloud systems following…
UK ‘agreed to drop’ Apple data demand in privacy row, US chief says
The UK Government has dropped its demand for Apple to access users’ data amid a privacy and encryption…
Britain drops demand for access to Apple user data – POLITICO
The company then filed a complaint with the Investigatory Powers Tribunal challenging the Home Secretary’s powers to issue…
US says UK human rights record worsening thanks to online safety regime – POLITICO
The report singles out the U.K.’s OSA for criticism, claiming the rules “expressly expanded Ofcom’s authority to include…