Author Archives: Brian Huseman

By Brian Huseman, Senior Policy Counsel Next week kicks off a series of events in honor of Data Privacy Day, an international celebration taking place on January 28 each year to honor worldwide commitment to data privacy and security. Intel … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By Brian Huseman, Senior Policy Counsel Next week kicks off a series of events in honor of Data Privacy Day, an international celebration taking place on January 28 each year to honor worldwide commitment to data privacy and security. Intel … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By Brian Huseman, Senior Policy Counsel   Today, I had the opportunity to participate in the Federal Trade Commission’s workshop on facial recognition, facial detection, and digital signage technologies, called “Face Facts.” As usual, the FTC staff did a tremendous… Continue reading →

  By Brian Huseman, Senior Policy Counsel Today, I had the opportunity to participate in the Federal Trade Commission’s workshop on facial recognition, facial detection, and digital signage technologies, called “Face Facts.”As usual, the FTC staff did a tremendous job … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This past weekend, President Obama and representatives from the other APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) economies endorsed the APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules at their leaders’ meeting in Honolulu.  We welcome adoption of the APEC privacy rules and applaud the U.S. Department… Continue reading →

This past weekend, President Obama and representatives from the other APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) economies endorsed the APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules at their leaders’ meeting in Honolulu. We welcome adoption of the APEC privacy rules and applaud the U.S. Department … Continue reading → Continue reading →

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), the statute that governs government access to electronic information, was enacted 25 years ago. When it was passed, ECPA was a cutting-edge statute.  The pace of technological innovation has left ECPA outdated, however,… Continue reading →

  The Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), the statute that governs government access to electronic information, was enacted 25 years ago. When it was passed, ECPA was a cutting-edge statute.  The pace of technological innovation has left ECPA outdated, however, … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By Peter Cleveland, vice president of Global Public Policy at Intel   Today’s vote in Congress to pass the three pending free trade agreements with South Korea, Panama, and Colombia marks an important step forward for U.S. manufacturing and… Continue reading →

By Peter Cleveland, vice president of Global Public Policy at Intel Today’s vote in Congress to pass the three pending free trade agreements with South Korea, Panama, and Colombia marks an important step forward for U.S. manufacturing and American jobs. … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By Greg Slater, Intel’s director of Global Trade and Competition Policy Yesterday, I had the privilege of testifying at a U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee hearing on manufacturing and trade. While views on how trade relates to U.S. manufacturing and … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Today, Peter Cleveland, Intel’s Vice President of Global Public Policy, published this op-ed in The Oregonian explaining how free trade helps U.S. jobs.  Intel is the largest private employer in Oregon, and the piece describes how Intel’s ability to sell… Continue reading →

Intel’s director of Security Policy and Global Privacy Officer, David Hoffman, wrote an op-ed for The Hill’s Congress Blog. Check it out! Today, the important discussion about online privacy continues with the Senate Commerce Committee hearing on how best to … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By Greg Slater, director of Trade and Competition Policy for Intel Open markets and free trade are critical to Intel’s business. With 95% of worldwide consumers living outside of the U.S., Intel’s ability to efficiently access global markets is essential … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By Peter Muller, director of Government Relations for Intel Today, Representative Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) introduced the Immigration Driving Entrepreneurship In America (IDEA) Act of 2011. Intel supports this bill and commends Rep. Lofgren for addressing the important issue of high-skilled … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By David Hoffman, director of Security Policy and Global Privacy Officer Today, the Department of Commerce released the green paper Cybersecurity, Innovation and the Internet Economy. This follows the release of both a Cybersecurity Legislative Proposal and an International Strategy … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By David Hoffman, director of Security Policy and Global Privacy Officer The White House has recently released both a Cybersecurity Legislative Proposal and an International Strategy for Cyberspace. Other governments are similarly focused on what they can do to increase … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Intel’s CEO, Paul Otellini, along with other members of the President’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, wrote a joint op-ed on the need for a 21st Century immigration policy.  Check out the op-ed, which is posted below America needs a… Continue reading →

Intel’s CEO, Paul Otellini, along with other members of the President’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, wrote a joint op-ed on the need for a 21st Century immigration policy. Check out the op-ed, which is posted below America needs a … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Today, The Hill’s Congress Blog published an op-ed written by David Hoffman, Intel’s Director of Security Policy and Global Privacy Officer.  In the op-ed, David argues that putting in place a legal and regulatory system that provides for strong privacy protections is… Continue reading →