What is CISPA, and what does it mean for you? FAQ
Dubbed as one of the most privacy infringing pieces of legislation ever to have hit the Capitol, what exactly is CISPA, and how does it affect you?
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Microsoft pulls Patch Tuesday security fix
Microsoft is recommending an update released on Patch Tuesday be uninstalled.
Obama budget signs cybersecurity as a top priority
Will increased governmental spending be enough to lessen the risks of cyberattacks?
Chinese security concerns scares away investors
What will the long-term effects of cybersecurity worries be?
Microsoft fixes two critical Windows, IE security flaws for April's Patch Tuesday
Get a strong pot of coffee on, April's Patch Tuesday has arrived. In the latest round of security updates, Microsoft has released patches for nine security vulnerabilities, two of them considered 'critical'.
US comes under fire over 'discriminatory' cybercrime law
Officials have criticized a new law aimed at improving national security, labeling it "discriminatory" against Chinese firms.
US Air Force designates cyber tools as weapons
Officials say new designations will allow the programs to compete for funding.
CISPA voting session slated for this week
Should firms be exempt from lawsuits stemming from data sharing, and should citizen privacy become a victim?
Surprise, surprise: House committee to amend CISPA in secret, again
As is with most cases, "classified information" — the alternative buzzword for "national security" — is cited as the reason why the controversial "privacy killer" CISPA will be amended in secret. But it's OK; it's only people's privacy at risk here.
April's Patch Tuesday to fix two critical flaws in Windows, IE
Microsoft will later on this month fix nine flaws in total, including two critical vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer and all versions of Windows.