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MIT 'net policy wonks say decryption bill is unworkable
Disputes feasibility of encryption access without security risks.
Justin Hendry
Oct 12 2018 9:50AM
Security
Decryption laws enter parliament
Less than two weeks after public consultation closes.
Justin Hendry
Sep 20 2018 10:07PM
Security
Govt asked to 'strengthen' temporary mobile tower rules
Proposal doesn’t pass senate unscathed.
Ry Crozier
Sep 11 2018 8:10AM
Telco/ISP
Govt finally reveals how it plans to target encryption
Will involve weakening the security of services.
Ry Crozier
Aug 14 2018 8:10AM
Security
Govt to introduce legislation for broadband tax
$7.10 minimum monthly charge.
Ry Crozier
May 8 2017 11:05AM
Telco/ISP
ACT opposition wants a slice of driverless car market
Canberra trials could be on the way.
Paris Cowan
Jan 25 2016 5:33PM
Hardware
Canada bans automatic software installations
Kosher code caught by anti-malware law.
Juha Saarinen
Jan 16 2015 6:26AM
Security
UK passes controversial data retention bill
Telcos forced to store user data for a year.
Steve Gold
Jul 18 2014 11:52AM
Security
US FAA parks Amazon drone delivery plans
Disputed legislation up for renewal.
Allie Coyne
Jun 25 2014 11:38AM
Hardware
Privacy Act audits will consider infosec budgets
But commissioner says lax resources no excuse to not patch.
Darren Pauli
Mar 5 2014 3:34AM
Security
Senate to review surveillance legislation
Senator Ludlam's motion approved.
Allie Coyne
Dec 12 2013 1:21PM
Security
Canada passes world's toughest anti-spam law
Penalties up to $10 million.
Juha Saarinen
Dec 5 2013 4:52AM
Training & Development
Jobs Bill forces companies to consider Aussie suppliers
For projects $500m and over.
Allie Coyne
Jun 26 2013 12:39PM
Strategy
New US cyber bill introduced
Follows similar failed bill.
Danielle Walker
Jan 26 2013 1:53PM
Security
Committee confused over data retention debate
Definitions of metadata, URLs still hazy.
Joshua Gliddon
Nov 2 2012 1:11PM
Security
Fake databases to catch out leaky cops
Officers to set up fake crime scenes under anti-corruption bill.
Darren Pauli
Sep 24 2012 11:40AM
Security
Fake databases to catch out leaky cops
Officers to set up fake crime scenes under anti-corruption bill.
Darren Pauli
Sep 19 2012 12:58PM
Security
Busted US cybersecurity act gets new legs
Obama tries again.
Marcos Colon
Sep 18 2012 10:36AM
Security
Patriot Act provides 'comfortable' risk on cloud
Conroy pushes self-regulation for vendors.
James Hutchinson
Aug 8 2012 2:24PM
Networking
Executive order may revive critical infrastructure bill
Obama may use an executive order to push its downed information security bill.
Dan Kaplan
Aug 7 2012 7:13AM
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