Regulation & Policy
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EDPB standardises breach reporting template
The EDPB’s proposed common breach notification template could make GDPR incident reporting more structured and comparable across Europe.
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DORA incidents expose cross-border finance risk
EU supervisors’ first DORA incident report shows how ICT failures and shared providers can spread disruption across financial services.
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Dutch NIS2 law nears final vote
The Netherlands is close to enforcing its NIS2 implementation, with more than 8,000 organisations expected to face new digital resilience obligations.
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UK bill sharpens cyber reporting duties
Updated UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill factsheets set out faster incident reporting, customer notification, regulator powers, and wider accountability.
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UK puts load controllers into cyber regulation
The UK wants large electricity load controllers brought into cyber regulation as smart appliances, batteries, heat pumps, and EV charging reshape grid risk.
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ENISA finds SME readiness gap on CRA
ENISA’s SME survey shows that Europe’s Cyber Resilience Act will depend on practical support for smaller suppliers as much as formal legal duties.
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EU moves to strengthen Europol and Eurojust
The European Commission wants stronger Europol and Eurojust powers as organised crime, hostile actors, cybercrime, and digital investigations become more complex and cross-border.
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ICO complaints duty comes into force
UK organisations must now meet new legal requirements for handling data protection complaints, adding process discipline to privacy, cyber, and customer evidence trails.
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EU targets AWS and Azure under DMA
The European Commission’s preliminary move to bring AWS and Azure under the Digital Markets Act brings cloud concentration, enterprise dependency, and infrastructure switching into regulatory focus.
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MPs warn museums remain exposed
The Public Accounts Committee says government-sponsored museums and galleries remain vulnerable to cyber and physical security threats because oversight has been reactive rather than strategic.