BSA in den Medien

Nextgov, March 11, 2020. The Cyberspace Solarium Commission's report has received generally positive reviews from industry. "Our hope is that the report will create a sense of urgency for Congress to take meaningful, bipartisan action in this arena,” said BSA's Tommy Ross. Weiterlesen

The Economic Times, March 6, 2020. More than a dozen technology and business trade groupings from the US, Europe and Japan have jointly asked a parliamentary panel examining the draft personal data protection (PDP) bill to protect the “privacy of Indian citizens” and “remove barriers” to the growth of the country’s economy. Weiterlesen

PCMag, March 5, 2020. The Software Alliance said it shares Congress's goal of stamping out online child exploitation, but wants to do so without undermining the security benefits of end-to-end encryption. Weiterlesen

MediaNama, March 4, 2020. The Personal Data Protection Bill should remove non-personal data from its ambit, BSA, the global software alliance, wrote in its submission to the Joint Parliamentary Committee on the Bill. The clause is too broad and encompasses all data other than non-anonymised personal data, BSA argued. This goes beyond the ambit of Personal Data Protection Bill and there is already a MeitY Committee to deliberate on governance of non-personal data through a “more deliberative and consultative process”. Weiterlesen