Want a subpoena? Take it to the grand jury A US court has ruled that users have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" in their internet surfing records and that police must obtain warrants from higher than usual courts in order to force ISPs to hand o

PETROZAVODSK, July 17 (Itar-Tass) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev arrived in Petrozavodsk on Thursday to hold a meeting of the Russian State Council presidium that will be devoted to the implementation of the development strategy of the information so

Should Congress pass a law guaranteeing Net Neutrality, the concept that all data should be treated equally on the Net? That was the issue when the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee heard from Federal Communications Commission Chairman

Have you seen the recent television commercial that shows the Pentagon and says, "This building gets attacked 3 million times a day." The sad news is that it's true. Cyber-warfare and cyber-attacks have now become a reality. Ever consider how your busi

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