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GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE Britain Will Put Police Facial Recognition on a Statutory Footing. Here Is What the Home Office Actually Promised
The British government has decided that police facial recognition needs its own law.
AI EU Leaders Hold Their First AI-Only Meeting in Dublin. The Agenda Puts Sovereignty Ahead of Safety, and Privacy in Between
For the first time, the European Union’s heads of state and government will sit down for a discussion devoted entirely to artificial…
AI Gartner’s 15% Agentic AI Forecast Is Back in Circulation. The Employment Rules It Runs Into Are New
A forecast that AI agents will make “at least 15% of day-to-day work decisions” by 2028 is now circulating again, this time…
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE The NCSC’s Tenth Annual Review Counts 80 Nationally Significant Incidents. Privacy Teams Should Read Past the Headline
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre published its tenth Annual Review on November 3, 2026, covering the twelve months from 1 September…
AI An AI-Written Résumé Gave Investigators a Lead on a Bank Hacker. What South Korea’s Attacks Say About Amateur Attackers
The most unsettling detail in the investigation into this autumn’s attacks on South Korean financial firms is not the size of the…
AI Provenance Isn’t Enough for AI Agents. They Need Accountability Records
For the past few years, “provenance” in AI policy has mostly meant one thing: proving where a piece of content came from.
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE Geopolitics Now Writes the Risk Factors: What 10-K Filings Reveal About Data, Sanctions and AI Rules
Annual reports are written by lawyers who are paid to imagine what could go wrong.
DATA Washington’s First Data Privacy Report: Every Finding and All 8 Recommendations From the Attorney General
Washington’s first statewide privacy report argues that the state’s targeted laws leave too much personal data unprotected.
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE VPPA Privacy Protections at Stake as Supreme Court Reconsiders Who Qualifies as a Consumer
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case that could substantially expand the number of Americans eligible to sue businesses under the…
AI When the Attacker Is an Agent: What AI-Orchestrated Intrusions Mean for Security, Privacy and the Board
For most of the last decade, the speed limit on a cyberattack was the attacker’s own staff.
AI Canada’s Privacy Regulators Wrote the Health AI Audit Checklist Before the Law Exists
Canada’s privacy regulators have put the health sector on notice that artificial intelligence will be judged by the same privacy rules as…
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE Europe’s Cloud Sovereignty Fight Gets a Hearing: What the EPP’s CADA and Chips Act Session Means for Data
The European People’s Party group in the European Parliament will hold a hearing in Brussels on November 18, 2026, on two files…