Who: Congress, Federal Government, Private companies, and the United States citizens.

What: Hundreds of bills are introduced to Congress to allow private companies and the federal government to share users personal information, but the bills are written broadly, allowing for hundreds of interpretations.

When: The first major bill was in 1996, and it is still going on.

Where: This focuses mainly on the United States, but includes countries from around the world.

Why: It is an issue that needs to be properly addressed and we don't want to give unlimited power to the government and private corporations. Cyber attacks are also becoming more common and there needs to be laws in place that are fair to everybody while still punishing malicious people.

What: Passed PCNA which allows corporations to share information about their customers with other corporations with the government as the intermediate. The government can also use the info even if there is no cyber security threat, allowing them to find the sources of journalists. It is also exempted from the FOIA.

When: April 2015

Where: The United states. Passed through the House.

Why: Because the government felt it was necessary even though the citizens have fought against nearly identical bills and acts under different names, such as CISPA.

What: NSA surveillance, what it does, who it effects and how it over reaches it's hand.