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Ashurst’s Data Bytes 2026: EU Digital regulation – more than you think

Rhiannon Webster, Alexander Duisberg, Andreas Mauroschat Matthew Worsfold, Tom Brooks, and Christopher Eberhardt.
Rhiannon Webster, Alexander Duisberg, Andreas Mauroschat, Matthew Worsfold, Tom Brooks, and Christopher Eberhardt. Photo: GRIP

Martina Lindberg, Jean Hurley

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The panelists pointed out operational and governance considerations toward capability-led compliance around digital regulation.

In the second panel discussion of the day at the Ashurst Data Bytes seminar, the talk turned to the ever-expanding role of the data lawyer, what is new in digital regulation from 2025, and what is on its way this year.

The panelists, Ashurt’s partners Rhiannon Webster, Alexander Duisberg, Matthew Worsfold,

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