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Ripa encryption keys clause to get the go-ahead?
News But the Home Office, which has just launched a consultation process, says the powers contained in Part 3 are needed to combat an increased use of encryption by criminals, paedophiles and terrorists. The powers are contained within Part 3 of the... [18 May 2006]
Leader: Should CIOs want to be CEOs?
Leader But if it's because CIOs are happy with their lot, then there also should be no pressure for them to feel they must move on just to be deemed successful - especially because, as organisations become more dependent on IT, their powers are ever... [24 Jun 2005]
What Is Your Power Base? Discovering the Source of Your Influence Over Others
White Paper These include mechanical force or energy, reference to a nation as a "power," a mathematical exponent, military strength, electricity or other fuels, or maybe "the powers that be" - referring to elected or appointed officials. [14 Aug 2003]
Snooping Bill gets security seal of disapproval
Comment You'll be doing anything but resting in peace once the new Regulation of Investigatory Powers Bill comes into effect later this year. The Home Office is quick to point out that police powers to intercept communications under the new Bill will... [12 Sep 2000]
The Silicon.com Survey: RIP and you
Comment The Home Office's Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP) Bill has evaded prolonged protest among the mainstream IT community. Another viewer said: "The onus is on the suspect to prove that he or it does not possess certain information. [11 Apr 2000]
'Snooping Bill' slammed by silicon.com viewers
News The Home Office's Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP) Bill has received a damning vote of no confidence from members of the UK IT and business community.silicon.com conducted a survey to gauge user opinion after the RIP Bill ran into... [10 Apr 2000]
Couriers caught in crossfire over government Bill
News Ovum analyst, Duncan Chapple, has uncovered a fundamental flaw in the UK government's controversial Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP) Bill. The RIP Bill contains legislation pulled from the Electronic Communications Bill that covers the... [12 Mar 2000]
