Europe's move toward cybersecurity sovereignty [Q&A]

Governments around the world are increasingly legislating for cybersecurity and privacy. But regions often have differing views on how this should be achieved. We spoke to Christian Have, CTO of Logpoint, to get insight into how US surveillance laws could serve as a catalyst for Europe to take greater control over its data, pushing forward the concept of digital sovereignty. BN: What is FISA's Section 702, and why is it causing tension in Europe? CH: FISA's Section 702, originally established to bolster US national security, grants US intelligence agencies extensive surveillance powers. This allows them to collect electronic communications from… [Continue Reading]