From 19 June 2026, individuals in the UK will have the right to lodge a complaint directly with the data controller responsible for processing their personal data, where they believe that such processing has breached the UK GDPR or the Data Protection Act 2018. Section 103 of the Data (Use and ...
Türkiye’s Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK, Law No. 6698) was enacted in 2016, and it lays out rules for personal data processing that are in many respects similar to the core principles of the EU GDPR. One of the requirements of the law is registration with VERBIS, Türkiye’s official digital ...
The European Commission has launched consultations on the Digital Omnibus and AI Omnibus proposals, initiatives intended to simplify the EU’s evolving digital regulatory framework while maintaining strong protections for individuals and markets. At Prighter, we work closely with organisations ...
The recent enforcement cases once again put the spotlight on the Digital Service Act (‘DSA’) and the requirements for providers of intermediary services. On the one hand the Commission as the supervisor of Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) and Very Large Online Search Engines (VLOSEs) has shown ...
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping industries, business models, and societies at unprecedented speed. As AI systems increasingly influence decision-making, access to services, critical infrastructures, and fundamental rights, the European Union has taken a leading role in regulating their ...
The EU Digital Omnibus proposal – what is it, what's new, and what's coming next? On 19 November 2025, the European Commission presented its proposal for a comprehensive Digital Omnibus package. The initiative aims to simplify, harmonise, and modernise key elements of the EU’s digital regulatory ...
The EU Data Act introduces a wide-ranging set of obligations that apply across the data value chain. Unlike many digital regulations that focus on a single role or activity, the Data Act assigns responsibilities to manufacturers, service providers, data holders, data recipients, cloud and data ...
The European Commission has released an Omnibus proposal focused on simplifying implementation of the EU AI Act, alongside a broader Digital Simplification Package outlining areas where rules across the digital regulatory framework may be reviewed for future alignment. The Prighter Digital Omnibus ...
NIS 2 raises expectations for how organisations manage cybersecurity. Meeting the directive starts with a set of core documents and processes that form the foundation of compliance. These materials demonstrate that risks are understood, responsibilities are defined, and critical functions can ...
Given the amount of media coverage and the discussions around the EU AI Act, the arrival of the Data Act has flown somewhat under the radar and deserves more attention than it’s been getting. Often the Data Act is reduced to connected devices and IoT, but its scope is much broader - catching digital ...
International organisations have faced a shifting landscape for complying with data Türkiye's protection law (KVKK) in the years since it was first adopted in 2016. While the core tenets of the KVKK have remained relatively stable, regulatory activity and market maturity has increased significantly ...
As artificial intelligence increasingly plays a central role in innovation, the European Union has taken an important regulatory step with the AI Act. Among the most impactful provisions are those relating to general-purpose AI models (GPAI), particularly those that pose systemic risks. Chapter V of ...
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.
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