Encryption Back Door Opposition
The ramifications of poorly thought out surveillance legislation will have a lasting negative effect on an entire U.S. economic sector.
The ramifications of poorly thought out surveillance legislation will have a lasting negative effect on an entire U.S. economic sector.
The i2Coalition signs New America’s Open Technology Institute’s open letter to President Obama on privacy and encryption backdoors.
The Act ends mass surveillance under Section 215 of the USA PATRIOT Act, placing significant limits on federal surveillance power.
To help members and the public understand the debate around the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Trade Promotion Authority we’ve compiled a reading list.
Ambassador Sepulveda requested a private roundtable with i2Coalition member companies, to discuss the needs of Internet infrastructure companies.
Our Co-Founder and Board Chair, Christian Dawson (President of ServInt) recently penned the following editorial sent to the New York Times.
i2Coalition commends bi-partisan bill for striking balance between transparency and security.
Surveillance, Privacy and the New Congress: A further reading list.
We’ve collected a series of articles to help navigate the debate around encryption on the Internet that has ebbed and flowed for nearly twenty years.
The i2Coalition is proud to join with New America’s Open Technology Institute and a broad coalition of more than 40 organizations and companies in calling on our leaders in Washington to reform the USA PATRIOT Act.