How To Make Online Payments More Innovative and Even Safer in the EU
Main takeaways In June, the European Commission presented two key legislative proposals aimed at reshaping payment services in the EU. […]
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Would Proposed Tech Regulations Foster Foreign Information Warfare?
The current geopolitical moment has prompted digital services to confront state-backed information warfare on the Internet as never before. In […]
Undermining The Gatekeepers of our Cybersecurity
Citizens expect their governments to keep them safe and secure. That is why we have a wealth of regulations governing […]
New Look ‘EARN IT’ Act Poses Same Threats to Online Safety
Back in March, DisCo discussed a well-intentioned but flawed bill titled the “Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies […]
New Breakthroughs in Online Security – Securing The Internet’s Address Book
The rise of hacking, identity theft, and malicious snooping has threatened personal and financial harm to private citizens and businesses […]
Security and Convenience When Shopping Online: Does Monopoly or Competition Keep Us Safer?
Next time you are queuing to pay at the supermarket, and possibly cursing why the queue is so long and […]
Sharing isn’t caring: Online Security, Responsibility and You
Imagine if a friend casually dropped into conversation that they left their shiny new car unlocked, because it made getting […]
The FTC is Looking to Tackle Internet Users’ Privacy Priorities
Last Wednesday, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairwoman Edith Ramirez announced that on September 9 the FTC will hold the first […]
Into the Breach with Secure Mobile Payments
Last Friday, President Obama signed an executive order announcing the “BuySecure Initiative” to jump-start the adoption of enhanced security measures […]
Bitmessage’s Problem, or “How Network Effects Distort Competition in Email Privacy”
An open source project now gaining steam aims to fix some of the privacy and security problems with our modern […]
