The EFF is publicly shaming tech companies for dragging their feet on privacy

EFF is calling out Big Tech for dragging their feet on privacy, demanding that strong encryption start being the default everywhere.
Digital Journal

Encryption companies rise as anxiety over data mounts

Investors are pumping millions of dollars into encryption as unease about data security drives a rising need for ways to keep unwanted eyes away from personal and corporate information. Major data ...
The Daily Dot

U.S. can’t ban encryption because it’s a global phenomenon, Harvard study finds

After a two-year campaign from the FBI, U.S. intelligence officials, and powerful politicians calling for backdoor access into Americans’ encrypted data, a new Harvard study argues that encryption is ...
CSOonline

Encryption backdoor debates rage across the planet, promising a difficult 2025 for CISOs

The European Union is now arguing various versions of encryption backdoor rules, but they are not expected to agree on much. Their members, though, are likely to each create their own contradictory ...
GizChina

Huawei tests quantum encryption for safer internet

Quantum encryption is a super secure way to send information. Normal encryption protects data using complex math, but quantum encryption uses the laws of physics to make sure messages cannot be read ...
MarketWatch

Email Encryption Market worth $23.33 billion by 2030- Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets(TM)

The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. DELRAY BEACH, Fla., June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Email Encryption Market is projected to reach USD 23.33 billion ...