2012 was a dangerous year for the free Internet. Lawmakers and global stakeholders all took a shot at policing and regulating the Internet over the past year to no avail. That does...
The latest bill to address the flaws in our nation's cybersecurity is now in the stage where senators can introduce amendments. While CISPA didn't get that many amendments added on...
2012 is shaping up to be the year of cyber legislation. After SOPA and PIPA were defeated early this year, all attention turned towards CISPA. Even though the Internet...
It might not be getting much play in the news, but cybersecurity is a big deal in Congress. There have been multiple attempts to get a bill passed through both the Senate and the H...
We haven't heard much from the CISPA/SOPA front, but every now and then, an eager-to-please-the-entertainment-industry representative pops up to remind us that legislation like...
The drama surrounding the various cybersecurity bills floating around Congress is never ending. CISPA passed the House, but what's next? The controversial bill will head to the Sen...
With all the recent talk about CISPA and ACTA, it seems like we've been forgetting about our old friend TTP, or Trans-Pacific Partnership. For those who need a recap, TPP is essent...
While many tech companies have thrown their support towards CISPA, Mozilla has taken the road less traveled, at least by the tech industry, blasting CISPA for having too much reach...
Some 800 private firms pledged their support to CISPA – Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act. Critics are calling CISPA the new SOPA, with a small twist of course, it exon...
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