Access To Data, Privacy, US Policy
Second Circuit, Stored Communications Act, US Court of Appeals
Microsoft Prevails In Warrant Appeal
U.S. Government May Not Use A Warrant To Compel Production Of Data Outside The U.S.
Privacy
Access To Data, EU Policy, Gender and Diversity, i2Brew, Internet Governance, Privacy, The Internet Infrastructure Industry, US Policy
Cloud Linux Inc, cPanel, EIG, Endurance International Group, H5 Data Centers, Handy Networks, HostingCon, Hotel Monteleone, ICANN, Igor Seletskiy, National Security Agency, New Orleans, NSA, Penton, Plesk, Secure Domain Foundation, ServerHub, Theresa Caragol Consulting, Virtuozzo, Web.com
HostingCon Global 2016 Events
Join the i2Coalition for educational sessions, workshops, panels, exclusives luncheons, networking events and more at HostingCon Global 2016 in New Orleans.
Access To Data, Privacy, US Policy
ECPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, No Global Warrants, Rule 41
i2Coalition Opposes Rule 41 Expansion
The clarifying amendments to Rule 41 would dramatically expand the hacking power of U.S. federal agencies.
Access To Data, Privacy, US Policy
Association of Research Libraries, Center for Democracy & Technology, Center for Financial Privacy and Human Rights, CompTIA, Computer & Communications Industry Association, Constitutional Alliance, Demand Progress, ECPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Electronic Frontier Foundation, FBI, Foursquare, Free Press Action Fund, FreedomWorks, Institute for Policy Innovation, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, National Security Agency, New America's Open Technology Institute, NSA, Open the Government, Restore the Fourth, Tech Freedom, The Constitution Project, Washington Post, World Privacy Forum
i2Coalition Signs Letter Opposing Expansion Of NSL Statute
Earlier this week the i2Coalition signed onto a letter opposing a request by the the FBI to expand surveillance powers by amending the ECPA.
Privacy, US Policy
Proceeding 16-106
i2Coalition Initial Comments On Broadband Privacy
Today we submitted a public statement to Proceeding 16-106 Protecting the Privacy of Customers of Broadband and Other Telecommunications Services. That statement is embedded in the PDF below. i2Coalition Initial Comments On Broadband Privacy WC Docket 16-106; Protecting the Privacy of Customers of Broadband and Other Telecommunications Services
Access To Data, Privacy, US Policy
ECPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Email Privacy Act, HR 699, National Security Agency, NSA, US House of Representatives
ECPA Victory In The House: What’s Next?
ECPA reform sends a strong message to the marketplace that Congress understands that law enforcement access to data is a critical issue our members face.
Access To Data, Privacy, US Policy
ECPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Email Privacy Act, H.R. 699, Polis
House Action Brings Email Privacy Into The 20th Century With ECPA Reform
By establishing a clear and consistent policy, lawmakers better position American Internet companies to compete in the global marketplace.
Access To Data, Member Spotlight, Privacy, The Internet Infrastructure Industry, US Policy
National Security Agency, NSA, Word to the Wise
Member Spotlight: Word to the Wise
At Word to the Wise, we’ve been deeply involved in email infrastructure development, and we wanted to expand our perspective to look more broadly at internet infrastructures.
Access To Data, Cybersecurity, Encryption, Privacy, US Policy
CCIA, Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016, Computer & Communications Industry Association, ESA, Reform Government Surveillance, RGS, The Entertainment Software Association, The Verge
Joint Letter To Feinstein And Burr On Encryption Legislation
This letter addresses the recent introduction of the discussion draft of an anti-encryption bill, the Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016.
Access To Data, Cybersecurity, Encryption, Privacy, US Policy
cPanel, National Security Agency, NSA
Encryption: Balancing The Needs Of Law Enforcement And The Fourth Amendment Testimony
i2Coalition Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board, David Snead appeared at a congressional summit on encryption at Rice University.