Manchester Attack Raises Questions Over Encryption Policies
The delicate balance between privacy and security is drawing new scrutiny and debate days after the Manchester, England, attack that killed 22 people on Monday.
The delicate balance between privacy and security is drawing new scrutiny and debate days after the Manchester, England, attack that killed 22 people on Monday.
At his confirmation hearing Wednesday, President Donald Trump’s choice for intellectual property czar emphasized the need to confront IP theft from abroad.
The role of digital disruptors to traditional industries came into sharp focus and generated debate Tuesday at a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee hearing.
Cyber is an important, but still evolving aspect of the defense budget, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry said Monday.
The Federal Communications Commission voted 2-1 Thursday to advance a proposal that would overturn the Obama-era rules enshrining the concept of net neutrality.
Ahead of Thursday’s Federal Communications Commission procedural vote aimed at repealing net neutrality rules adopted in 2015, opposing stakeholders are focusing on its potential economic effects. Not surprisingly they’re reaching starkly different conclusions.
The recent global ransomware attack highlights opportunities for the private sector to provide expertise to government, simultaneously advancing data security and protecting privacy, a leading cybersecurity expert suggested.
Against the backdrop of one of the largest and most disturbing cyberattacks yet, experts at a Washington discussion Monday focused more on the benefits of digitizing the power sector.
If Sen. Gary Peters (D-Mich.) has his way, self-driving cars will anchor an artificial intelligence revolution in his state and create a new Silicon Valley. But Peters, who co-founded the Senate Smart Transportation Caucus, faces an uphill climb as safety advocates and industry members clash over the government’s role in accommodating autonomous vehicles.
Makan Delrahim, President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the antitrust division of the Department of Justice, spoke Wednesday about the need to change how antitrust laws are enforced abroad.
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