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Software and then was able to through international cooperation and international agreements cast a very wide net and, you know, not just disrupt drug imports, but murder plots, they even found six law enforcement officers who have now been arrested through the evidence they gain from this charged with corruption. and as you are describing there, some of this evidence, really brazen, taking picture of the fruit and fish and tuna cans with the evidence of drugs and narcotics there. so the fbi has certainly been using this years long efforts to really try to hit back at criminal gangs who think ...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global email encryption market size is projected to grow from USD 3.4 billion in 2020 to USD 11.8 billion by 2026, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 23.1% during the forecast period. Major driving factors for the market include rise in BEC scams and spear phishing, growing number of email users globally, high demand for cloud-based email encryption services, and a mandate to comply with data protection directives. By component, the services segment to register the highest growth rate during the forecast per...

The companies were read about lost business. privacy advocates, also security advocates who say surrendering encryption code to the government will put the very encryption system and all that depend on it. banks and other companies that depend on personal information at risk. and brianna, one risks they bring up is frankly understandable you. give the government the ways to break these encryption services can you really trust the government with them? because the government has proven itself very vulnerable to hacking attacks. we saw that recently with at take on the office of personnel manage...

Your data and it's not encrypted to another person, you can never know what they're going to do. there are a lot of cases out there where people don't do the right thing. >> so knowing that, that not everyone is good and honorable and just, you know, scrub the hard drive and give you back your laptop, what's the takeaway? who doesn't own a laptop or some kind of computer, right? what do we need to do? what are the safeguards? >> i think there's a couple things. first off, when it comes to unsavory pictures of yourself, in this case, the best thing is probably not to take them or if you're goin...