Chrome EULA Puts Google In Embarrassing Position

Just couple of hours after the Google launched its new web browser Chrome, privacy advocates have started raising their voice against the unfriendly End User License Agreement (EULA) linked with it

THU 04 SEPT. 2008 |Featured in: News

US ISPs admit to watching punters Big Brother-style

Interesting to read over on the Washington Post Web site that the furore over NebuAd, Phorm and other types of targeted advertising is just the tip of the iceberg.

TUE 12 AUG. 2008 |Featured in: News

EU Grants 30 Days To UK Government To Decide Over Phorm

The European Union (EU) has sent a letter to UK government, asking it to decide about the validity of web browsing tracking service from Phorm, within a span of 30 days

THU 07 AUG. 2008 |Featured in: News

3rd Annual European Data Protection Intensive

13 - 15 May 2009, Barcelona, Spain

TUE 29 JULY 2008 |Featured in: News

Google Streetview Brings Privacy Fears On UK Doorsteps

Some see it merely as technology marching into new territories while others say that this is a clear "invasion of privacy"; Google Street View coming to the UK is leaving no-one indifferent and that's perhaps what Google is looking to capitalise on

MON 14 JULY 2008 |Featured in: News

HMRC To Collaborate With US Over Fraud Detection Technology

In what some could consider as yet another sign of allegiance to the US of A, Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has signed an agreement with the American Immigration and Customs Enforcement (AICE) to give share confidential information in exchange for their top of the range anti fraud technology called DARTT

MON 30 JUNE 2008 |Featured in: News

"Systematic failures" led to HMRC' huge data loss

Two new reports reveal that inadequate data-handling procedures at HM Revenue and Custom (HMRC) resulted in UK's largest information-loss

THU 26 JUNE 2008 |Featured in: News

Survey Reveals The Truth About Snoopy IT Professionals

A recent survey by the security firm Cyber-Ark claims that at least one third of IT professionals at an organization access prohibited data

MON 23 JUNE 2008 |Featured in: News

Myspace opens up users profile through data sharing scheme

Data sharing seems to be all rage with Open ID, Open Social and now the Myspace Data Availability Project making the headlines, shedding more light on how our personal data is being moved around

FRI 09 MAY 2008 |Featured in: News

Microsoft's device provides backdoor access to Vista and others

More than 2000 law enforcement officers across the world have been provided with a small device by Microsoft which allows them to extract forensic data from computers

WED 30 APRIL 2008 |Featured in: News