Cybersecurity and Data Protection

Spanish regulators will start overseeing voluntary companies working on risky artificial intelligence systems like self-driving cars in October.

EU’s Russia sanctions trigger flurry of DDoS attacks on Baltic country.

As the Central European country takes over the EU presidency, here’s who could be influential.

With Europe beset by multiple crises, Prague will focus on energy security, trade deals and climate change.

The Central European country will be working on a shoestring budget — and under close scrutiny of its commitment to green issues.

Ivan Bartoš will spearhead negotiations among EU countries on laws to regulate artificial intelligence, data and digital identity.

NSO Group ‘made mistakes,’ its chief lawyer says.

Russian representatives will be suspended from the transparency register, as Council of EU takes action.

Top court says airlines shouldn’t have to hand over passenger data to governments for EU flights.

Uncovering NSO Group’s workings is key for lawmakers trying to gain control of the spyware market.

The attacks were initially discovered by the party’s IT service provider.

Advocates and abortion providers are reassessing their digital security practices ahead of an expected rise in cyberattacks and surveillance.

The party’s co-leaders Omid Nouripour and Ricarda Lang were among the victims of the hacking.

The European Data Protection Supervisor hinted at needing a more centralized enforcement model.

By making the new rules voluntary, the EU is reliant on the companies upholding standards they can walk away from whenever they want.

European Data Protection Supervisor Wojciech Wiewiórowski wants Brussels to break the silence on flawed enforcement of the bloc’s flagship privacy rulebook.

‘Immunity requirements’ could force giants to disavow US data laws and restructure European operations.

Challenge from new French left alliance could force ministers out after the second round.

Berlin has criticized the EU’s plan to fight child sexual abuse material as a threat to privacy and fundamental rights.

In one corner of the EU, Putin’s propaganda machine is going strong.

From artillery strikes to Zoom calls, the tech billionaire’s internet service has become a lifeline in the fight against Russia.

The US whistleblower is working on a privacy project with funding from a digital token.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is pushing EU countries to strengthen trade links around the world.

Digital Minister Mykhailo Fedorov says the two companies should pull out of Russia.