The future of CISPA to be decided Wednesday
According to a House Intelligence Committee press release, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Actwill begin debate at 10am Wednesday
CISPA cosponsor: "Anonymous was threatening us"
A sponsor of the infamous Cyber Information Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) said hacktivist collective Anonymous carried out a campaign of threats against supporters of the bill.
Petition will force Obama to take a stand on CISPA
While the Obama administration’s We The People petitions don't guarantee any action, they do automatically merit an official response. And President Obama has been mum on the controversial CISPA—which he once promised to veto—for almost a year now.
White House no longer promising to veto CISPA
Internet privacy advocates are concerned that privacy protections aren't in the final draft of CISPA, slated to go to a vote next week.
CISPA may already be dead in the Senate
Sources say the Senate will decline to pick up the controversial bill, which passed the House this month, because of its lack of privacy protections.
CISPA sponsors say it won't violate privacy, activists disagree
It boils down to one question: Do you trust members of Congress, or privacy advocates?
CISPA revised to address "cyber threat" loophole
Critics argue that the amendments fail to address the civil liberties concerns involving government-contracted companies.
President Obama's advisors threaten to veto CISPA
Recently proposed amendments to the Cyber Intelligence Security Protection Act don't do enough to protect individuals’ privacy rights, advisors claim.
Mozilla becomes first major company to oppose CISPA
In a statement to Forbes, Mozilla claimed, "CISPA has a broad and alarming reach that goes far beyond Internet security."
Despite privacy concerns, CISPA passes in the House
Despite the protests of Internet privacy advocates, the controversial Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) passed the House of Representatives Thursday.
Anonymous calls for Internet blackout to stop CISPA
Can controversial cybersecurity bill CISPA be defeated with a Web-wide protest?
Pro-CISPA lobbyists spent $605 million last year
That's nearly 140 times what the cybersecurity bill's opponents spent.
How to help stop CISPA
Opposition to the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act is starting to build online, thanks to a petition with nearly 600,000 signatures.
CISPA passes House with bipartisan support
The controversial cyber-security bill was rushed to a vote and passed on Thursday, despite criticism from the Center for Democracy and Technology.
UPDATE: Controversial CISPA will return to the House this week
Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (R-Md.) plans to revive the bill activists call a "privacy nightmare."
Reddit takes official stance against CISPA
The Cyber Intelligence Security Protection Act is intended to help sites like Reddit, but general manager Erik Martin said the bill is far too vague.
CISPA sponsor: Obama will back down from his veto promise
After a cybersecurity adviser's departure this spring, the White House's stance on a controversial Internet privacy bill may have changed.
Rep. Adam Schiff tries to add privacy protections to CISPA
One congressman is trying to help protect your private information before CISPA goes up for a House vote, tentatively scheduled for April 15.
Comcast officially throws its support behind CISPA
One of America's largest ISPs takes the position that the controversial bill helps security more than it hurts privacy.
White House finally responds to anti-CISPA petition
With the cybersecurity bill in the water, the White House has responded to a petition from 117,000 citizens who opposed it.
