Australia is set to pass a bill giving police and intelligence agencies access to encrypted messages on platforms such as WhatsApp, despite protests from civil libertarians and tech giants …

Corporate legal departments are streamlining their work by embracing technology, but need to do more before the function is “truly transformed,” a new study has found.

Lenovo Group Ltd. can move ahead with an $8.3 million settlement to end a class action that its ad software exposed customer laptops to performance, privacy, and security problems.

A proposed government expansion of telehealth services faces an array of obstacles covering everything from how to license doctors performing telehealth to how to pay for the services.

The SEC announced its first civil penalties against two cryptocurrency companies that didn’t register their initial coin offerings as securities.

The founder of cryptocurrency trading platform EtherDelta settled with the SEC for operating an unregistered national securities exchange in the agency’s first case of this kind.

The robots are coming, but not in the way you might think. Chatbots, or artificial-intelligence-powered software systems that humans interact with through a chat platform, are creeping into the …

A French nongovernmental organization wants Facebook Inc. to pay 100 million euros ($113 million) and fix any problems stemming from recent data security incidents and privacy breaches.

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy broadened one of the nation’s toughest gun laws with a ban on untraceable firearms, including those manufactured on three-dimensional printers.

Incoming Illinois attorney general Kwame Raoul will help steer the ongoing legislative debate about his state’s biometric privacy law.