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silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Phorm defends 'traffic-analysis' methods

CEO: Must keep in context of "today's online world" Read more

Apr 11, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Security

Round three for BT's Phorm trials

Ad-serving tech not so Ripa? Read more

Sep 29, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

£68m 'snooping' database: Little impact on serious crime

£68m 'snooping' database: Little impact on serious crime

Home Office admits organised crime may be "too savvy" Read more

Aug 13, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Security

Snooping database has to happen says gov't

IMPish centralised comms retention sneaks closer Read more

Oct 15, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Investigation to turn inward on Ripa

And DNA database goes under the microscope Read more

Dec 17, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Security

Who's monitoring your email?

ISPs: Latest data retention officers Read more

Apr 6, 2009

silicon.com > Technology > Security

One in 78: The chances your comms are being monitored

Grim Ripa stats revealed Read more

Aug 11, 2009

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Covert surveillance must be reserved for serious crimes, says government

News in brief: Councils must cut back on using Ripa powers to catch petty offenders Read more

Nov 5, 2009

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Police get powers to demand data decryption

Failure to comply could land you in jail... Read more

Oct 4, 2007

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

The government is watching you - official

The government is watching you - official

'Snoopers' charter' becomes law - is it your ISP's fault? Read more

Nov 14, 2003

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