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Judges rule shortcomings ‘ought to have been addressed urgently’ by MI5’s board and Home Office
About 60 per cent of employees report workplace monitoring as use of technology rises during pandemic
GCHQ director says machine learning will help analysts deal with growing volumes of data
Attacks can bypass human security and spread faster online, report warns
Whether benign or intrusive, monitoring of students and teachers is commonplace in many schools
Attitudes to state surveillance vary around the world, reflecting cultural and political norms
Technology should be used by law enforcement only when ‘strictly necessary’, says ICO
Met and British Transport Police admit to sharing images for surveillance
Campaigners claimed human rights and data protection laws had been breached
Campaigners say Investigatory Powers Act breaches European human rights
Legal challenge to police surveillance technique focuses on lack of safeguards
Surveillance tools are for sale to whoever can afford them
UK Security Service at risk of breaking laws to protect public from unlawful surveillance
The market for facial recognition technology is expected to be worth $9bn by 2022, t…
Britain must face an uncomfortable reality: some acts that should be illegal are not
Alleged failure to challenge MI6 and GCHQ over use of ‘James Bond clause’ alarms watchdog
European Court of Human Rights rules against GCHQ over collection of online data
How fleets of tiny satellites are democratising surveillance from space
GCHQ’s ‘active defence programme’ leads to removal of 120,000 fake websites
May’s premiership offers chillier environment than that of her predecessor
Surveillance camera commissioner raises concerns over risks to privacy
Surveillance watchdog hears of harvesting of social media and financial details
She fails to explain the need for an encryption back door, writes Sebastian Payne
Home secretary Amber Rudd warns of increase in crime and terrorism
Case originally brought by David Davis before his appointment as Brexit minister
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