Law firm Gibbs Mura filed an amended class action against Flock Safety on 3 April 2026 alleging its automated licence plate reader cameras tracked millions of Californians and illegally shared data with out-of-state law enforcement including federal agencies. California law …
An ISACA Now Blog post examines the rapid enterprise deployment of agentic AI frameworks such as OpenClaw whose autonomous access to email cloud storage and code repositories creates security surfaces that legacy controls were never designed to address. The author …
The European Parliament plenary voted on 26 March 2026 by 311 to 228 to reject extending the interim ePrivacy Directive derogation that allowed platforms to voluntarily scan private communications for child sexual abuse material. The derogation expires on 3 April …
US lawmakers including Rep. Zoe Lofgren and Sen.
Legal firm DWF has published an analysis of the Thompson judicial review of the Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial recognition, set against the UK government’s January 2026 policing White Paper which includes £26 million for a national facial recognition …
A Disclose investigation has revealed that French national police have been using smartphones equipped with facial recognition software (the NEO device, issued to all officers since 2022) to access sensitive databases during routine identity checks, despite the Ministry of the …
The European Parliament committees on Internal Market (IMCO) and Civil Liberties (LIBE) voted 101 to 9 on 18 March to adopt a joint report backing the Digital Omnibus on AI with significant amendments. The committees replaced the Commission’s flexible compliance …
The Council of the EU agreed its negotiating mandate on 13 March 2026 for the Digital Omnibus on AI regulation, backing the Commission’s proposal to defer high-risk AI compliance obligations until harmonised standards are available from CEN-CENELEC, with backstop dates …
A Tech Law Blog analysis published 6 March 2026 details the current state of the Digital Omnibus AI Act proposal, noting that at least 12 member states missed the deadline to appoint competent authorities and 19 had not appointed single …
Europol co-ordinated its largest-ever Referral Action Day targeting terrorist audio content, referring 17,298 URLs across 40 online platforms representing more than 1,100 hours of material. Led by Hungary and the EU Internet Referral Unit with investigators from 13 countries, the …
Law firm Gibbs Mura filed an amended class action against Flock Safety on 3 April 2026 alleging its automated licence plate reader cameras tracked millions of Californians and illegally shared data with out-of-state law enforcement including federal agencies. California law …
An ISACA Now Blog post examines the rapid enterprise deployment of agentic AI frameworks such as OpenClaw whose autonomous access to email cloud storage and code repositories creates security surfaces that legacy controls were never designed to address. The author …
The European Parliament plenary voted on 26 March 2026 by 311 to 228 to reject extending the interim ePrivacy Directive derogation that allowed platforms to voluntarily scan private communications for child sexual abuse material. The derogation expires on 3 April …
US lawmakers including Rep. Zoe Lofgren and Sen. Ron Wyden introduced the Government Surveillance Reform Act in the week of 20 March 2026, requiring warrants for Section 702 queries involving Americans, banning federal purchase of Americans’ location and browsing data …
Legal firm DWF has published an analysis of the Thompson judicial review of the Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial recognition, set against the UK government’s January 2026 policing White Paper which includes £26 million for a national facial recognition …
A Disclose investigation has revealed that French national police have been using smartphones equipped with facial recognition software (the NEO device, issued to all officers since 2022) to access sensitive databases during routine identity checks, despite the Ministry of the …
The European Parliament committees on Internal Market (IMCO) and Civil Liberties (LIBE) voted 101 to 9 on 18 March to adopt a joint report backing the Digital Omnibus on AI with significant amendments. The committees replaced the Commission’s flexible compliance …
The Council of the EU agreed its negotiating mandate on 13 March 2026 for the Digital Omnibus on AI regulation, backing the Commission’s proposal to defer high-risk AI compliance obligations until harmonised standards are available from CEN-CENELEC, with backstop dates …
A Tech Law Blog analysis published 6 March 2026 details the current state of the Digital Omnibus AI Act proposal, noting that at least 12 member states missed the deadline to appoint competent authorities and 19 had not appointed single …
Europol co-ordinated its largest-ever Referral Action Day targeting terrorist audio content, referring 17,298 URLs across 40 online platforms representing more than 1,100 hours of material. Led by Hungary and the EU Internet Referral Unit with investigators from 13 countries, the …