Jenna McLaughlin

The debate over protection afforded to location data launched several years ago and is likely to make its way to the Supreme Court regardless of the new administration.

New Democratic leaders in the Senate could lead to more support for protecting encryption.

With Trump's national security transition team in disarray, the GOP establishment is hoping a former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency will bring some stability.

A new report says your smart phone's automated Wi-Fi connections can be easily intercepted by malicious hackers or law enforcement.

A facial recognition company is partnering with a private intelligence firm that tracks terrorists to create an Internet-based tool to scan and identify terrorists’ faces.

Dissidents, journalists, and activists in the Gulf face retaliation, from censorship to imprisonment, for posting their beliefs on social media, argues Human Rights Watch.

Palantir, a big-data mining behemoth, just got its foot in the door to a lucrative U.S. military contract following a months-long court battle with the Army.

Apple fights to keep the U.S. government out of its phones. Cellebrite is the leader in helping break in. An inside look at the secretive Israeli company.

The South African company best known for selling Muammar Gaddafi’s regime spy equipment is now claiming it can intercept communications on a scale that rivals a government spy agency.

Mozilla wants the Obama administration to take more responsibility for discovering and disclosing flaws in internet connected products that leave users vulnerable to hacking.