Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “surveillance”
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Palantir, DHS, and the Growing Fight Over Immigration Surveillance
A new congressional push against DHS and ICE is putting Palantir back at the center of the national surveillance debate. Lawmakers are demanding answers about how Palantir-developed technologies, along with a wider collection of contractor-supplied surveillance tools, are being used to gather, combine, and analyze personal data in support of immigration enforcement. What makes this more than another procurement dispute is the allegation that these systems may be touching not only immigration targets, but also U.
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A Decisive Response: The Case for a Total Visa Ban on Russians
Advocating for a total visa ban for Russians can be seen as a necessary and decisive measure in the face of ongoing geopolitical conflicts and persistent violations of international law. This approach stems from the imperative to exert significant pressure on the Russian government and to signal a firm stance against its aggressive actions.
A total visa ban serves as a robust tool for holding the Russian government accountable for its actions.
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Kaspersky's U.S. Exit: A New Chapter in Cybersecurity and Geopolitics
Kaspersky, the renowned Russian cybersecurity software firm, is on the brink of ceasing its operations in the United States. This significant move highlights the intertwining of cybersecurity concerns and geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Russia, reflecting a broader trend in the regulation of foreign technology companies based on national security considerations.
For years, Kaspersky has been a leading name in cybersecurity, offering powerful antivirus protection and sophisticated threat detection. However, suspicions regarding the firm’s connections to the Russian government have prompted increasing scrutiny from U.