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NIS2: Why are firms struggling to comply?
In-depth The Network and Information Systems 2 (NIS2) Directive continues to trip up organizations in critical industries, as leaders grapple with complex supply chains
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Meta isn’t playing ball with the EU on the AI Act
News Europe is 'heading down the wrong path on AI', according to Meta, with the company accusing the EU of overreach
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What the UK’s Online Safety Act means for IT companies
In-depth Experts reveal the potential impact and necessary requirements of the UK’s Online Safety Act, introduced to protect children from harmful content online
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Apple launches appeal over ‘unprecedented’ EU fine
News Apple is pushing back against new app store rules imposed by the European Commission, suggesting a €500m fine is a step too far.
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When IT and operational resilience meet: Staying one step ahead of regulation and rogue threats
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Cyber incidents are not only high, but growing, and ICT suppliers can find themselves on the hook if the worst happens
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Why DORA is bigger than just a financial sector compliance check box exercise
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The EU’s landmark digital resilience legislation has issued a wake-up call for adopting a continuous approach to cybersecurity
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Will US tech workers get the right to disconnect?
In-depth International examples show the benefits of more hands-on protections for employees
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DORA 6 months on: What’s still left to learn and do?
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Compliance doesn’t have to be a scramble, and choosing the right vendor can be the difference between success and failure
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The security implications of the Data (Use and Access) Bill
In-depth The Data (Use and Access) Bill will revise the UK’s data protection policies, but what does that mean for businesses operating in the UK?
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A decade-long ban on AI laws is a “terrible idea” for everyone but big tech, critics claim
News A proposed decade-long ban on US states implementing AI laws is a "terrible idea" that highlights the scale of big tech lobbying, according to critics.
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Apple, Meta hit back at EU after landmark DMA fines
News The European Commission has issued its first penalties under the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA), fining Apple €500 million and Meta €200m.
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Google hits back at DOJ breakup proposals
News Google has struck back against US regulators, claiming that plans to dismantle the company would "hurt the economy".
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