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Brussels Moves to Redraw the Rules for Kids on Social Apps
An upcoming EU proposal could turn child safety from a policy promise into a design obligation, with age floors, stronger defaults, and room for stricter national rules.
Brussels Turns NIS2 Into a Courtroom Test
France, Spain, Ireland and the Netherlands have been referred to the Court of Justice over NIS2, underscoring how cybersecurity compliance can become a legal issue, not just an administrative one.
Europe’s AI Autonomy Push Runs Into a Hard Cyber Reality
The European Commission’s new AI action plan is more than policy theater: it reflects a growing security concern that dependence on foreign AI stacks can shape resilience, control, and trust.
NIS2 Delays Put France and Spain in Europe’s Cyber Law Pressure Zone
The dispute is less about a single breach than about whether two major EU members are keeping pace with the bloc’s cybersecurity baseline.
When Privacy Paperwork Becomes a Liability
GDPR scrutiny is shifting from polished documents to proof: organizations now need evidence that policies, systems, and vendor controls actually match.
OpenAI’s Cyber Gate Opens, but Only for the Trusted Few
The move around Trusted Access for Cyber is less about giving Europe “the newest model” and more about deciding who gets to touch frontier cyber AI, under what identity checks, and with what guardrails.