Public and private partnerships: The risk of end-to-end encryption

6th May 2024Andrew Staniforth, Policing Insight

At a recent meeting of European police chiefs, both Europol Executive Director Catherine de Bolle and NCA Director General Graeme Biggar voiced concerns over the risks of end-to-end encryption undermining people’s safety online; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth explores the public-private partnerships between tech and law enforcement, and how the success of online terrorism regulation could offer solutions.

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Public and private partnerships: The risk of end-to-end encryption

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