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Baltic DPAs signal stronger cooperation on emerging compliance challenges

Flowers are offered at the towers Viru Väravadon at the entrance to the old town in Tallinn, Estonia
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The DPAs from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are intensifying cooperation amid AI and national security concerns.

As AI, cybersecurity risks, and changed regulatory requirements reshape the landscape, for the three Baltic data protection authorities (DPAs) the future of data protection is contingent upon increased cooperation.

During their annual cooperation meeting in Tallinn, the DPAs from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania discussed common supervisory challenges in the area

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