CDT Releases Report Tracking Cyberspace Policy Review Privacy Action Items - CDT today released a report to help track the progress of the privacy "action items" contained in the Administration's recently released Cyberspace Policy Review. The Review discusses a wide range of issues that the country needs to address in order to ensure that national security, economic and civil liberties interests are adequately protected. The action items outlined in the CDT report were derived from the Review and President’s subsequent remarks on the document. The action items that develop from these themes are offered to supplement the Review’s broader near and mid-term Action Plan for the incoming Cybersecurity Policy Official. June 19, 2009
Share this articleCDT Supports Privacy Provisions in the PASS ID Bill - CDT supports the introduction of the Providing for Additional Security in States’ Identification (PASS ID) Act of 2009 today. CDT has long promoted the goal of making driver’s license and ID card issuance more secure, as recommended by the 9/11 Commission. The PASS ID Act mitigates or corrects critical privacy and security flaws introduced by REAL ID while still establishing minimum federal standards for the issuance of driver’s licenses and ID cards. CDT supports the reforms proposed by PASS ID as a much-needed improvement over current law. June 15, 2009
Share this articleCDT Tells FCC To Include Openness, Privacy in Broadband Plan - In comments submitted to the FCC on Monday, CDT stressed that a national broadband plan should include a commitment to maintain and indeed strengthen the legal and policy framework that has enabled the Internet to become such a dynamic and innovative medium. CDT also recommended that the plan feature further measures to safeguard the Internet's open character, promote online privacy, harness broadband to achieve greater transparency in government, and more. June 09, 2009
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