India has a $6.6 billion plan to lure Big Tech into moving its manufacturing capabilities
The country wants to rival China's manufacturing
Government articles
Amazon and Microsoft are accusing each other of playing dirty to get JEDI contract
The cloud empire strikes back
Twitter isn't allowed to reveal the government's requests for data
They can't even specify the number of requests
US officials are using location data from mobile ads to map the spread of Covid-19
Following similar moves in other countries around the world
Top US health agency hit with cyberattack as it responds to COVID-19 outbreak
Misinformation was spread as a result of the attack
Trump: Google is working with the US government to develop a COVID-19 screening website; Google: Wait a minute
1,700 Google engineers are (not) developing the site
Google asks US for license to let Huawei use its services
Microsoft was granted an exemption last year
Amazon scores a temporary block on Microsoft's JEDI contract
Ain't no rest for the wicked, $10 billion don't grow on trees
Iowa drops charges against security pros arrested for courthouse penetration testing
A win for the security industry
Interior Department orders grounding of Chinese drones over national security concerns
The restrictions raise questions about filling the gap with American-made drones
US government-funded smartphones are shipping with pre-installed malware
Be careful about buying the UMX U686CL
Bernie Sanders aims to break up ISP and cable monopolies
Vows that every American household will have affordable broadband by end of first term
Report finds the US has the largest number of surveillance cameras per person in the world
China still leads the overall number of installations with 200 million CCTVs, according to PreciseSecurity
The Trump Administration vows 100 percent tariffs on $2.4 billion of French products over digital services tax
US officials think the new legislation is unfair towards American companies
Russia passes law that bans the sale of devices without Russian-made software
In Russia, software runs you - starting July 2020
TikTok wants to take on Apple Music and Spotify, insists no risk on privacy
ByteDance is feeling confident despite Washington's censorship fears
Amazon is disputing Pentagon's decision to offer $10 billion contract to Microsoft
The company alleges "unmistakable bias" and "errors" in the process
Federal judge rules suspicionless device searches at the border are illegal
The ruling might lead to a sharp decrease in warrantless searches
Iowa hired a cybersecurity firm to do penetration testing, then arrested its workers
Instead of dropping the charges, it has reduced them from a felony to a misdemeanor
Apple asks for its products to be exempt from US tariffs
Apple relies heavily on Chinese manufacturing
US will allow some companies to deal with Huawei "very shortly"
US-China relationships could be improving
Senator Warren proposes reinstating Office of Technology Assessment
Asking experts, not lobbyists, to guide policy change
US government could block Facebook/Google-backed undersea cable over security concerns
A result of increased tensions between the US and China
Ransomware attack has hit 20 government agencies in Texas
Texas is the latest state with a ransomware problem