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Data breaches, privacy concerns and government pressure turn up the heat for cybersecurity experts

on January 30, 2020

"“They’re not above the law, they’re doing exactly what the law says they can do,” Riana Pfefferkorn, associate director of surveillance and cybersecurity at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, said during a discussion at Usenix Enigma of tech company responsibility. “There is no expressed law to require a company to decrypt data it doesn’t hold on a device.”"

Date Published:01/30/2020
Original Publication:SiliconAngle

Published in: Press , Cybersecurity , Electronic Surveillance