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Former Director Of The NSA Says NO! To Encryption Back Doors

Former NSA director Michael Hayden says that he would not support [FBI] Director [James] Comey’s demands for access, according to a story by Motherboard. This goes against the “wishes” of the current FBi director and head of the NSA.  It is clear to me that if everything is transmitted unencrypted, with weak encryption or with […]

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European Court Of Justice Rules On Safe Harbor Agreement

As many people expected, the European Court Of Justice, the highest court controlling European Union law,  ruled in favor of Max Schrems and said that the Safe Habor Agreement, negotiated between the United States and the European Union  in the mid 1990s is invalid and does not provide EU citizens with the protections mandated by […]

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OPINION – Why Does Anyone Think PII Can Prove Your Identity?

American Banker ran a piece this morning digesting the Experian breach announced last week.  It said it was good that the breach only compromised 15 million T-Mobile customers instead of the hundreds of millions of customers that probably live in the Experian Decision Analytics service platform and that it only took them two weeks to […]

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European Court Of Justice To Rule Next Week On Max Schrems’ Case

For those of you (all 3 of you) who follow European privacy law, you can skip this post.  The rest may find it interesting. Max Schrems, who was an Austrian law student and now a lawyer has been battling Facebook in particular and claiming that they are violating E.U. law by their various privacy policies.  […]

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