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With EU-wide regulations and stricter tax rules, banks and crypto assets are forging a new, regulated coexistence. Explore how MiCAR, DAC 8, and the OECD’s CARF are reshaping the future of digital finance.
Rome’s Bar Association has issued a groundbreaking vademecum detailing exactly how law firms must use AI: from strict data anonymization and client transparency to mandatory human oversight. The new rules, enforced by Italy’s Law 132/2025 and the EU AI Act, mean lawyers face real consequences for missteps. Here’s what every legal professional needs to know.
Elon Musk’s social media platform X is fighting back against the EU’s unprecedented €120 million fine under the Digital Services Act. The outcome of this legal battle could reshape tech regulation and online rights across Europe.
The Digital Networks Act aims to revolutionize Europe’s telecom landscape, but conflicting interests and practical hurdles may limit its impact. Our investigation breaks down the realities behind the EU’s latest digital gamble.
Italy’s tax agency confirms: mistakes in bonus communications don’t erase business rights to investment credits, but using them before fixing paperwork can mean steep fines. Here’s what every company needs to know.
Italy’s ACN taxonomy finally brings clarity to cyber incident notifications under Law 90, setting strict definitions and aligning with EU rules for streamlined, accountable reporting.
AI-generated music made its Olympic debut at Milan-Cortina 2026, but behind the performances, athletes, artists, and tech companies are clashing over copyright, licensing, and the future of creative rights.
The Budapest Convention aims to harmonize how countries collect and trust digital evidence in cybercrime cases, but differing methods and mutual trust issues create gaps criminals can exploit.
Passkeys promise a safer, smoother login experience, but ISO 27001-compliant organizations face new risks and documentation hurdles. Discover the facts behind the passwordless security revolution.
Flat-rate taxpayers in Italy often worry about using the wrong electronic invoice code. We investigate what happens if you use TD01 instead of TD02, revealing why it’s usually a harmless error—and how to stay compliant.