Russia and Iran have agreed to deepen cooperation in international information security, advocating for state sovereignty in internet governance, combating ICT-related crimes, and promoting a UN-led framework for conflict prevention and digital development.
Content creators claim increased moderation and flagged posts on TikTok.
Nearly 300 stakeholders across all Regional Internet Registries contributed feedback to the review of the ICP-2 principles, which guide the recognition and evaluation of RIRs.
Japan's government has introduced the Active Cyber Defense Legislation to enhance cybersecurity for critical infrastructure, with broad political support despite legal concerns and opposition from the Communist Party.
ARIN invites the community to join its April 2025 meeting in Charlotte or online, with discussions on draft policies, governance updates and an RPKI deployathon.
Smart home devices are set to become more secure as a new cybersecurity label launches in 2025 in the US, aiming to safeguard households from growing cyber threats.
Rising criticism over the ad-free subscription service in Europe.
The coalition seeks to ensure equitable AI benefits and support sustainable development.
Members of the Global Digital Justice Forum have submitted detailed input to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on the use of AI and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. Their submission highlights the human-rights risks of AI deployment across public and private sectors and calls for robust regulation, algorithmic transparency, inclusive participation, public-interest innovation and safeguards against corporate capture.
Free speech advocates are sceptical of the new President's order.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
