Cybersecurity

On January 20, 2026, the European Commission announced its proposal for the Cybersecurity Act 2 (‘CSA 2’), a comprehensive update...read more.

In an era when loneliness and depression are taking on pandemic proportions, it is becoming increasingly common for people to seek the company of artificial intelligence (AI) entities, the so-called...read more.

The security of IT systems and the data they contain is becoming increasingly crucial for businesses and public institutions, to the point of becoming a political priority in the face of what are now global and sometimes state-run IT threats.

Cyber incidents have long since ceased to affect only the IT department. They can also have a major impact on the contractual relationship between you and your service provider. Consider, for example...read more.

The financial sector is undergoing a significant transformation with the introduction of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). This new European regulation, applicable since 17 January 2025, will redefine the cybersecurity landscape for financial entities.

This blog post discusses the updated cyber incident reporting obligations introduced by the NIS2 framework on network and information security. NIS2 builds on the previous NIS1 framework and significantly expands these obligations.

The European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), enacted alongside the AI Act, aims to establish cybersecurity standards for products with digital elements (PDEs) across various sectors, requiring conformity assessments and vulnerability management procedures, with provisions set to take effect in 2024,

We have previously discussed the NIS2 Directive, the new cybersecurity framework for certain private and public sector entities. A new proposal that aims to impose a similar framework to the EU is moving th