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Canada, the United States, France and the U.K. are among 25 countries, as well as groups representing nations, vowing today to take action on the abuse of commercial spyware by certain governments and law enforcement agencies. What is called the Pall Mall Process -- after the initial two-day meeting in London -- promised to create
Governments and tech giants such as France, the U.K., the U.S., Google, Meta, and Microsoft have joined forces to combat the misuse of spyware.
Dozens of surveillance companies are providing spyware technology used by governments around the world to spy on the mobile phones of journalists, human rights defenders, dissidents and political opponents. Google’s Threat Analysis Group has identified and is actively tracking up to 40 companies involved in selling security exploits and surveillance capabilities to governments with poor human rights records. The trade extends beyond well known spyware companies, like Israel’s NSO Group, Italy’s Cy4Gate and Intellexa in Greece, and includes an extended supply chain...
A new international agreement, the Pall Mall Process, has been signed by more than 30 countries.
The agreement aims to foster cooperation in addressing the harmful deployment of cyber tools that endanger international security, human rights, and the stability of the digital space.