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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundSpyware, data privacy bills reappear in House
February 9, 2007 Congress has tried for years to enact spyware regulations and restrictions on Social Security numbers, with no luck so far.House approves spyware bill--again
May 24, 2005 Members of the House of Representatives can't decide how to punish spyware makers, so they approve two bills with different approaches.Say what? Key quotes from HP's congressional hearing
September 28, 2006 A sampling of some of the best zingers--ranging from acerbic barbs to passing the buck--to come from HP testimony.ChoicePoint: We're sorry for data leak
March 15, 2005 The data broker apologizes for exposing 145,000 Americans to ID fraud at a congressional hearing into the need for new data-protection laws.Bill puts cops first in data leak notification
May 11, 2006 Anyone who holds personal data would be forced to report security breaches to law enforcement before telling affected consumers.Industry, others object to data retention
May 31, 2006 As feds begin talking about requiring ISPs and others to store data on customers, critics point to technical, security and privacy challenges.Panel: Don't rush into new data security laws
July 22, 2005 Lawyers, academics and former federal officials question urgency of enacting broad-based national rules now pending in Congress.Homeland Security IT chief blamed for cyberwoes
June 20, 2007 Top Democrat suggests CIO isn't fit to keep his job amid reports of security-related "incidents." CIO points to "significant progress."Homeland Security finally transcends F cybersecurity grade
April 12, 2007 Annual scorecard by congressional panel a mixed bag but gives federal agencies overall a C-minus on information security, up slightly from previous years.Feds slacking in shift to next-generation IPv6
June 30, 2005 Only the Pentagon has submitted a plan for shift to next-generation Net. The rest of the U.S. government seems to be straggling.Lawmakers take aim at social-networking sites
May 11, 2006 Proposed law would cordon off access to sites such as MySpace and LiveJournal from schools and libraries.Democrat proposes lifting federal ban on Net gambling
April 26, 2007 A prominent House member says it's time to legalize--and regulate--the burgeoning industry.
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