Tag: European Union

In recent weeks, NATO and the European Union have formally condemned Russia for a series of hybrid operations targeting their countries, which...

NATO and the European Union, alongside the U.K. and the U.S., have condemned a sustained cyber espionage campaign orchestrated...

Recent warnings from Czech transport minister Martin Kupka have shed light on the extensive efforts by Russia to sabotage European railways....

A digital rights organization reveals a loophole in Swedish law exploited by data brokers allowing them to sidestep the General Data Protection Regulation

The UnitedHealth Group is facing a potential data breach following a cyberattack on its Change Healthcare IT services unit.

The European Commission has levied an €1.8 billion fine against Apple, accusing it of exploiting its dominance in the distribution of music streaming apps .

The European competition regulator has initiated an investigation into Microsoft's collaboration with Mistral AI, over potential anti-competitive consequences.

European Union Groups are actively contesting Meta's implementation of a pay-for-privacy system, which permits users to opt out of data tracking.

Two key European Parliament committees have endorsed a political compromise outlining regulations for the development and deployment of artificial intelligence.

The European Union is taking significant steps to address the rampant spread of AI-generated pornography and cyber violence targeting women.