It took a deepfake scandal to break the dam. On February 23, 2026, data protection authorities from 61 jurisdictions around the world dropped a joint statement that sent a blunt...
UK organisations processing EU personal data operate under adequacy decisions that permit data flows from the EU without additional safeguards—decisions that include sunset clauses requiring periodic review. The European Commission’s...
Data protection officers conducting transfer impact assessments face uncertainty about what satisfies EU supervisory authorities whilst navigating complex evaluation of third-country laws, government surveillance capabilities, and supplementary measure adequacy. EDPB...
Microsoft 365 is deeply embedded in European enterprise operations. Teams drives daily communication. SharePoint hosts document libraries spanning departments and partners. OneDrive underpins hybrid work. Outlook connects employees to customers...
A letter from your national data privacy supervisory authority is not a routine compliance exercise. When a Data Protection Authority asks about your US cloud provider arrangements, it is asking...
Under Section 87(1) No. 6 of the Works Constitution Act (Betriebsverfassungsgesetz, BetrVG), the Betriebsrat has co-determination rights over any technical equipment capable of monitoring employee behavior or performance. Cloud platforms...
The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026, published in January in collaboration with Accenture, reads less like a report and more like a warning shot. Compiled from 804 qualified...
Google issued what might be the most consequential cybersecurity warning of the year. Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs at Alphabet and Google, didn’t mince words: Current encryption systems are...
Nearly half of cybersecurity professionals now consider agentic AI the single most dangerous attack vector heading into 2026. That finding, drawn from a recent Dark Reading readership poll, should stop...
Last week, over 150,000 AI agents joined a social network where humans aren’t allowed to post. They created their own religion. They discussed how to hide their conversations from people...
Why the Moltbook phenomenon represents the biggest corporate security threat since the cloud migration era, and what you can do about it right now. Something wild happened this week. An...
Aligning your DSPM solution with compliance goals is critical because it turns regulatory requirements into day-to-day controls, continuous evidence, and faster audits—reducing risk and operational friction. In this post, you’ll...
California just flipped the switch on its most aggressive privacy and AI legislation yet. As of January 1, 2026, a sweeping package of new laws went into effect—and if your...
California just raised the stakes on data privacy. Again. Key Takeaways Neural Data Is Now Sensitive Personal Information. The definition of sensitive personal information now explicitly includes neural data—information generated...
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