The EU Data Act introduces a wide-ranging set of obligations that apply across the data value chain.
The European Commission has released an Omnibus proposal focused on simplifying implementation of the EU AI Act, alongside a broader Digital ...
NIS 2 raises expectations for how organisations manage cybersecurity. Meeting the directive starts with a set of core documents and processes that ...
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International organisations have faced a shifting landscape for complying with data Türkiye's protection law (KVKK) in the years since it was first ...
As artificial intelligence increasingly plays a central role in innovation, the European Union has taken an important regulatory step with the AI Act. ...
With less than a month to go before the obligations around general-purpose AI models (“GPAI”) come into force, this article explores what general-purpose AI is and what providers of such GPAI will be required to do.
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For businesses operating across the EU — and those from outside who target the EU market — the package carries strategic significance for how data protection compliance is approached. This article explores what this means for you.
Learn about the new global challenges for privacy and how data protection interrelates with AI governance.
The EU is ramping up DSA enforcement, especially for VLOPs like X. With the 16 April 2025 reporting deadline ahead, businesses should act now to ensure compliance.
The UK is finally on course to make changes to its data protection framework. The Data (Use and Access) Bill passed by Parliament on 11 June 2025 has now received Royal Assent. This article explores what it means.
As of today, 18 October 2024, the EU’s NIS2 Directive is officially applicable, marking a new era in cybersecurity for essential services across Europe.
The UK plans to introduce the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill in 2025 to boost cyber defences and protect vital public services from growing digital threats.
The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) recently published a comprehensive report on GDPR implementation, highlighting areas for improvement.
