Industry

Industry group attacks EU plans to overhaul copyright enforcement law

ISPs could be forced to filter content, warns an electronic-communications industry group

Air Force reclassification of cyber tools as weapons sparks speculation

One expert suggests the move is designed to deter nations from launching cyberattacks. Another: To drum up funding support from Congress

How Benchmarking Can Improve IT Outsourcing Deals

Google lets users plan their digital afterlife

What happens to your docs and data after you have 'logged out of life?' Now you can plan it out with Inactive Account Manager

IRS going against privacy tide on warrantless email search

Internal Revenue Service told CSO it does not use emails to target taxpayers, but the agency did not address the use of subpoenas

Infosys’ profit drops in ‘challenging’ market

The company said it was hit by slow decisions by customers in an uneven recovery

Intel sets up joint lab with China’s Baidu for mobile apps

The chip maker will supply local developers with Intel-powered products for software testing

Solar flare blacks out some radios, but the end is not (necessarily) near

The year's biggest solar flare affected some radios on Thursday, NASA said

Researchers find vulnerabilities in online poker applications

Software from several companies could be manipulated by attackers to take over players' accounts

Twitter brings trending topics to 160 new locations

The site's personalized content feature is now available in many other countries, from Kenya to Poland