The European Supervisory Authorities recently released their first annual DORA incident report provides the first comprehensive look at major ICT-related incidents reported under DORA's new reporting framework.
The Hellenic Competition Commission has fined VF Hellas €954,485 after concluding the company used its contracts with retailers to shut off some of the most important routes consumers use to find products online. The restrictions covered brands including Vans, Eastpak, and The North Face and applied not only to school supplies but also to clothing and footwear.
The White House recently issued a sweeping executive order aimed at strengthening U.S. cybersecurity capabilities through advanced artificial intelligence while deepening cooperation between the federal government, critical infrastructure operators, and AI developers.
The European Commission has begun infringement proceedings against 20 Member States that failed to fully implement one of the European Union's most closely watched consumer protection laws, moving the bloc's campaign against greenwashing from legislation into enforcement.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has reached a $1.05 million settlement with consulting giant FTI Consulting over apparent violations of U.S. sanctions targeting Russia's financial sector, concluding that the firm indirectly extended prohibited debt to Russian state-owned lender VTB Bank on multiple occasions.
For much of the debate surrounding the EU AI Act, "high-risk" has been treated as a category everyone understood. It turns out that understanding it and applying it are not quite the same thing.
The UK’s privacy regulator has laid out an ambitious program of AI-related guidance, oversight, and public engagement as it seeks to support the government’s push for AI-driven economic growth while maintaining confidence in how personal data is used.