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Is Britain turning into a police state?
A leading technology figure has warned that government policy is leading Britain down a slippery slope to a ‘police state’.
Passports could take place of ID cards, says Blunkett
MP and former home secretary David Blunkett tells Infosecurity 2009 that biometric passports could take the place of ID cards.
Court: UK web, call taps breach human rights
The European Court of Human Rights has found that the UK government’s surveillance laws concerning calls and the internet are “not in...
Lords criticise surveillance plans
The Lords have urged restraint in the use of surveillance and data collection powers, calling for more checks and balances in both public and...
Pirate Party looks to change copyright, surveillance
The Pirate Party hopes to make Labour and the Conservatives listen to copyright and other digital issues.
Criminals steal police mobile phone data server
Mobile phone surveillance company has server stolen from Kent office.
Manchester upgrades CCTV network
The city council confirms faith in CCTV with order to upgrade analogue surveillance technology in line with network IP migrations plans.
GCHQ denies Anonymous website takedown claims
Government surveillance agency claims website unaffected by hacking group's latest DDoS attack.
Week in Review: The Windows 7 hype starts here
Microsoft Windows 7 dominates the thoughts of the tech world, while experts question the future of data surveillance and e-crime in Britain.
CCTV runs risk of data protection breach
Code of practice consultation sparks debate whether use of surveillance cameras could create breaches of privacy and data laws.
ICO welcomes call to prevent 'surveillance society'
Committee report which appeals to the government to minimise data and prevent snooping is endorsed by the Information Commissioner.
Boeing successfully tests giant border alarm tower
Integrator for massive US government patrol program says surveillance gear passing all tests
Cisco purchases surveillance specialist BroadWare
Networking equipment giant appears to be running an active acquisition queue<br/>
Cisco has updated its SMB portfolio
Eight new and upgraded products cover telephony, surveillance, networking and support.
UK ranks fifth for electronic policing
UK is only 'bettered' by communist and ex-communist states like China and Russia when it comes to electronic surveillance, a new report claims.
Protect people's privacy, says Information Commissioner
UK needs privacy assessments and stronger audit abilities in wake of growth of UK surveillance society.
EU looks to technology to protect privacy
Bloc to examine use of privacy enhancing technologies to battle identity theft and surveillance, the commission has said.
Tories to rollback surveillance state
The Conservative party has revealed plans to end ID cards, the ContactPoint database and give the Information Commissioner more powers.
Surveillance society must be managed
Royal Academy of Engineering releases report warning against potential misuses of CCTV, identity cards and databases.<br/>
UK a surveillance society, says survey
Study by Liberty shows half of Britons believe they live in a surveillance society, with the government holding too much information about...
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