As of Dec 2005:
Privacy 101 - Intranet acticle but some of it applies to Internet too!
Privacy and Anonymity in Email (2003) -
Don't Ask Don't Tell (2004) -While a strict delineation between business and personal life may be beneficial in theory, human brains don't contain sandboxes or personal firewalls.
Staying Nameless on the Net (2003) - From identity theft to cyber-stalking to new rules for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) about disclosing the names of their users, staying anonymous in cyberspace is becoming a tricky business.
False Sense of Security - (2005) -Time and again, we hear the same excuse. "I don't keep any sensitive information on my PC—who would want to attack me?" But that seemingly unattractive PC may be inviting some serious trouble. Hackers love machines that are easy to compromise—they become servants for launching bigger attacks. Of course, once your machine is "owned," getting access to your e-mail and online shopping accounts is a cinch.
80 Security Tips (PC Mag 2005) - These tips can show you what to do, help you better understand the threats and be ready with a plan of counter attack.
Security Watch (PC Mag) - PC Magazine online's Security Watch Section.
CDT's Guide to Online Safety - (Online Book) - Centre for Democracy and Technology online guide to online safety.
SC Magazine - Security related articles.
Public Interest Advocay and Internet Standatds (pdf) (2002) -Seemingly narrow technical choices can have a broad and lasting impact on public policy and individual rights – more so even than traditional policy processes.
Is Consumer Privacy Still Possible in the Twenty First Century (2005) - While dangers to privacy capture our attention, they sometimes lead us to understate the unprecedented gains in privacy protection that have also been achieved over the last half of the twentieth century.
Considering Consumer Privacy - online resource for policy makers.
**  Information of Development Org - works to promote better understanding, and effective use, of information and communication technologies (ICT) as tools of poverty reduction and broad-based, sustainable development.

Pre 2000 (some still valid)