What Happened, What Failed Under GDPR Article 32, and the Practical Lessons for Security-by-Design On January 22, 2026, France’s privacy regulator issued a €5 million administrative

New consent rules have come out and now the Sixth Circuit’s recent decision in Dahdah v. LowerMyBills.com delivers crucial clarity for the lead generation industry.

The rapid advancement of neurotechnology—from medical brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) like Neuralink implants to consumer wearables (e.g., EEG headsets for focus tracking or sleep monitoring)—has elevated

For the past three years, the generative AI gold rush has been fueled by a form of “digital fracking”—extracting value from the vast, uncompensated strata

Public companies entering the annual reporting cycle are facing a fast-moving disclosure challenge: how to describe AI-related cyber risk with enough precision to inform investors

Apple has won a significant procedural and legal victory in a proposed privacy class action that accused the company of collecting and transmitting user data

Breaking down the country’s bold move to regulate artificial intelligence—and why some in the industry are pushing back This piece draws on recent reporting from

An in-depth exploration of the city-state’s groundbreaking Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI and its implications for responsible innovation This analysis is based on

Google’s recent decision to settle claims tied to the handling of children’s data inside mobile applications marks another inflection point in the global privacy landscape.

Published in January 2026 by Deloitte’s EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy, the annual Digital Regulatory Outlook 2026 offers a strategic view of the major regulatory