Data
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DMA compliance enters a new phase with growing regulatory scrutiny across digital markets
The European Commission’s third annual Digital Markets Act (DMA) report shows the framework moving to active enforcement and probes toward new actors and services.
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Iceland’s DPA signals continued focus on cybersecurity, health data, and AI governance
Persónuvernd’s annual report for 2025 shows an increasingly proactive approach to cybersecurity failings, AI oversight, and organizations handling sensitive data.
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New FOCUS initiative responds to surge in data‑driven qui tam filings
This unprecedented rise in qui tams is being driven by so-called data miners, or companies and individuals who analyze publicly available government datasets to identify anomalies that may signal fraud.
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Mitigating risk and Mythos madness: A cyber chat with Melissa Ventrone
Ventrone explains how cybersecurity is a contest of relentless monitoring, testing, training, and patching, and some of the most basic good practices are often overlooked.
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Strategic privacy KPIs: Aligning metrics with program goals
Privacy KPIs that are aligned with strategy are better positioned to manage risk and demonstrate that their programs are effective, credible, and fit for purpose.
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HIPAA in an age of rapid AI expansion
CEO of Data Strategy Advisors LLC on the shifting compliance landscape of personal data security.
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Evolving supervision, increased AI focus: Inside the Danish DPA’s latest annual report
Denmark’s Data Protection Authority has shifted towards stricter AI oversight, proactive GDPR regulation, and risk-based enforcement.
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Crossborder data flows in Africa: regulation, risk, and the rise of sovereignty
Privacy is no longer framed solely as a fundamental right but increasingly as a question of control over data as an economic asset in global engagement.