BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Investigators were extracting data from the cellphone of Cal State Bakersfield assistant basketball coach Kevin Mays, looking for evidence related to his arrest on charges ...

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The Home Office sought access to data and messages stored by Apple users on its cloud storage in the UK and overseas by demanding a “backdoor” to Apple’s iCloud service, a court ruling has revealed. A ...

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The U.K. government has apparently abandoned its plans to force Apple to weaken encryption protections and include a backdoor that would have enabled access to the protected data of U.S. citizens. U.S ...

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Abstract: The widespread adoption of cloud storage has raised considerable data privacy concerns for outsourced databases. In recent years, Structured Encryption (STE) has emerged as a promising ...

Canada must move quickly to safeguard its health data, experts say, adding that the need has become urgent in today’s changing political climate. “Health data are critical to health systems in Canada, ...

“The value of Canada’s health data is immense,” writes Dr. Kumanan Wilson, CEO, Bruyère Health Research Institute and an internal medicine specialist at The Ottawa Hospital and the University of ...

With every credential breach that hits the news, CISOs and security professionals continually reach the same conclusion: passwords are insecure, and we should abandon them in favor of less risky ...

Last-minute amendments to a Parliamentary bill will give police sweeping powers to access people’s online services and data, including bank accounts, encrypted messaging services, email accounts, and ...