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GDPR and AI Models: Key Insights from the EDPB’s Latest Opinion

This article delves into the EDPB’s vital opinion on AI models, shedding light on GDPR’s role in fostering ethical innovation. Cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals will find the analysis instrumental in aligning their AI-driven initiatives with regulatory expectations. The recommendations emphasize accountability, risk mitigation, and transparency—key tenets for navigating the evolving legal landscape surrounding AI.

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From Moscow to Pyongyang: Cyber Threats Revealed by Sandra Joyce at the Tallinn Digital Summit

Russian APT groups are targeting Europe’s power grids, while North Korean operatives are infiltrating Fortune 500 companies—Sandra Joyce’s keynote at Tallinn Digital Summit 2024 highlights how cyber threats are evolving and what must be done to counter them.

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Educational Institutions and Cloud Providers Grapple with Data Breach Challenges

A series of recent breaches across educational and technology institutions is a stark reminder of the pressing need for robust cybersecurity protocols. With schools, universities, cloud providers, and shared authentication platforms like Facebook’s Single Sign-On affected, the call for regulatory and corporate accountability grows louder.

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Safeguarding AI: Competition Challenges and Collaborative Solutions at the G7 Summit

On October 3, 2024, representatives from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division (DOJ) joined their counterparts at the G7 Competition Authorities and Policymakers Summit in Rome. This summit, hosted by the Italian Competition Authority,

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Regulatory Vigilance: FCA Fines Starling Bank Amid Stricter Oversight; Wins Appeal Against BlueCrest

The FCA fines Starling Bank £29 million for anti-money laundering failures, highlighting the need for improved compliance in the fast-growing financial sector. Meanwhile, the FCA secures a legal win against BlueCrest, reinforcing its authority in ensuring investor protection amidst financial complexities.

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Amazon’s Shift Back to Full-Time Office Work Signals Changing Corporate Norms

Amazon shifts back to full-time office work starting January 2025, ending remote flexibility for corporate employees. CEO Andy Jassy emphasizes benefits of in-person collaboration to restore company culture. This move parallels trends in other major corporations.

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Cyberattack on Highline Public Schools Highlights Urgency for Enhanced Cybersecurity in Education

The recent cyberattack on Highline Public Schools in Seattle highlights the increasing vulnerability of K-12 institutions to cyber threats. With significant disruption caused to students and staff, the incident serves as a critical reminder of the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures in schools. This attack underscores the importance of safeguarding sensitive data and the rising frequency of cyber incidents in educational settings.

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