Regulation & Policy
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ChatGPT enters EU’s toughest DSA tier
The European Commission has designated ChatGPT as a Very Large Online Search Engine, bringing the service into the Digital Services Act’s enhanced systemic-risk and oversight regime.
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Five Countries widen state-threat cyber agenda
The UK and four intelligence partners have put cyber activity, critical infrastructure, supply chains, vendors, and frontier AI into a broader programme for responding to hostile state threats.
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Small generators face years-long cyber gap
Hundreds of smaller UK power generators may remain outside stronger baseline cyber requirements until 2030 despite a recent attack that disrupted an unnamed gas plant for four days.
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Cyber bill enters detailed Lords scrutiny
Peers begin line-by-line examination of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill on Tuesday, with proposed changes spanning AI, software, data centres, smaller providers, and executive liability.
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Dutch bill widens intelligence cyber powers
The Netherlands has opened consultation on legislation designed to let its intelligence services act faster against cyber and national-security threats while reshaping oversight of bulk data and AI use.
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Netherlands and Ukraine deepen cyber cooperation
Dutch and Ukrainian cyber authorities have signed a cooperation agreement covering intelligence exchange, technical expertise, situational awareness, and faster responses to emerging threats.
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EU details AI Act enforcement powers
The European Commission has detailed how AI Act investigations, model evaluations, inspections and fines will work as key enforcement provisions take effect across the EU.
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OpenSSL puts post-quantum transition centre stage
OpenSSL’s October conference in Prague will focus attention on post-quantum migration, cryptographic regulation and the maintenance of critical open-source infrastructure.
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France creates frontline cyber unit
France is creating a frontline cyber unit after repeated attacks exposed weaknesses in the state’s ability to respond quickly to serious compromises.
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EU e-Evidence rules take effect
EU authorities can now send cross-border electronic evidence orders directly to service providers under a regime carrying strict production deadlines and material compliance obligations.