By Peter Townson SPEAKERS at the first Doha Conference on Information Security discussed the need for a legal framework to deal with cyber crimes in Qatar, arguing that although the current laws can cater for certain problems, there are also “gaps that

The federal government is proposing to leave it up to companies to decide when to tell customers of a loss of personal information and only in cases where businesses determine there is a "high risk of significant harm" from the security breach, accordin

The American Association of People with Disabilities, the Consumer Federation of America and several other groups asked the FCC to open an inquiry into what they said is a problem with digital TVs and converter boxes.

In December, Dana Neil Oaklund of Fort Lauderdale began streaming live video on the Internet from a laptop in his SUV to assure his customers that their cargo was safe. What he didn't expect was that dozens of people would get a kick out of seeing him st

There have been reports emanating from Parliament suggesting that the Information Communications Technology policy recently passed by Parliament will amount to no more than a 'pipedream' in the words of one of the opposition members.