UK intelligence services under fire for 'cyber spying.'(Regulation of Investigatory Powers)

Article Abstract:

Legislation in the United Kingdom, designed to expand surveillance powers of law enforcement groups, came under attack from various human rights activists. The primary focus of attack were activities involving communications such as e-mail and telephone use.

United Kingdom, Laws, regulations and rules, Telecommunications systems, Electronic mail systems, Email, Privacy, Right of, Right of privacy, Telecommunication systems

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Europe weighs up intelligence options

Article Abstract:

The European Union has concentrated most of its intelligence gathering efforts in the areas of crime and crisis management, but it is becoming apparent that a more comprehensive intelligence program is needed. The formulation of such a program is discussed.

European Union, Planning

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The fight against cyber-crime

Article Abstract:

The threat of cyber-crime is increasing rapidly, and various nations and law enforcement agencies are being forced to take steps, and band together, for protection. Specific cyber-crimes are discussed.

World, Investigations, International aspects, Law enforcement, Computer crimes

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