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Centre for Investigative Journalism: Information Security for Journalists

05 September 2014

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"This handbook is a very important practical tool for journalists and it is of particular importance to investigative reporters. For the first time journalists are now aware that virtually every electronic communication we make or receive is being recorded, stored and subject to analysis and action. As this surveillance is being conducted in secret, without scrutiny, transparency or any realistic form of accountability, our sources, our stories and our professional work itself is under threat."

See the full text: Information Security for Journalists (pdf) by Silkie Carlo and Arjen Kamphuis

And see: Introduction (link)

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