Target asks court to stay discovery
Target has asked a Minnesota court to stay discovery until motions to dismiss the claims have been addressed.
Target has asked a Minnesota court to stay discovery until motions to dismiss the claims have been addressed.
Frustrated by the NSA dragging its heels on a FOIA request, the EFF takes the NSA to court to secure records on vulnerabilities disclosure criteria.
The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board’s report indicates internet communications needs less protection than phone calls.
A HotelHippo customer who happens to be a security consultant found multiple security flaws when he tried to book accommodations.
In its quarterly “State of the Internet” report Akamai observed 283 DDoS attacks in the first quarter of 2014.
A Harris Poll survey of 308 senior IT professionals found greater trust for Dropbox and similar apps among younger workers and top executives.
In late May, the company discovered that an unauthorized third party had accessed its computer systems and nicked customer information.
A district court judge has ruled that the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit can review an earlier decision to deny Wyndham’s request for dismissal.
The FISMA reform act, which eases reporting requirements and clarifies the roles of DHS and OMB, easily passes the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
The Office of the Director of Intelligence released a report based on information declassified by the Director of National Intelligence.