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Earlier this month, a high-tech trade group representing Google, Yahoo, Oracle, and Cisco came out in support of CISPA, the controversial cybersecurity bill currently being debated in Congress.
This group, called TechNet, says the bill addresses the need for industry and government to be able to share cyberthreats information in real time.
Click to find out why this is a troubling development and one that could directly impact your sensitive personal information! Read More
It was privacy bill that Congress debated (and ultimately defeated) last year. Well, don’t look now, because it’s back.
CISPA (Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act) allows private businesses and the government to share information about cyberthreats to prevent and defend against network and Internet attacks. Click to find out what this bill could mean for your online privacy.
The House of Representatives is expected to vote today on the CISPA cyber-security legislation, despite claims from privacy groups, technology experts, and even Congressman Ron Paul.
Paul has called CISPA “Big Brother writ large, putting the resources of private industry to work for the nefarious purpose of spying on the American people.” Read More
Remember the uproar over SOPA a few months ago? Don’t look now, but there’s another bill currently being debated in the House of Representatives that some people are calling the next SOPA.
The House of Representatives is expected to vote on the cyber-security legislation Friday, despite claims from privacy groups and technology experts. Read More
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