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Technicians work on server racks and network equipment in a dimly lit server room.

DORA Drives Network Visibility to Combat Cyber Threats

With DORA now in effect, financial institutions must turbocharge their network visibility to stay ahead of cyber threats and meet the regulation's stringent requirements. By moving beyond basic asset inventories, organizations can uncover hidden blind spots and ensure the security and resilience of their ICT ecosystem.

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Senate Bill Targets Military AI Use with Stricter Regulations

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is taking a stand against the Pentagon's rapid deployment of powerful AI technology without safeguards, introducing the Secure and Accountable Military AI Act to impose stricter regulations and prevent potentially catastrophic consequences. The proposed legislation aims to restrict AI use in autonomous weapons, domestic surveillance, and nuclear applications.

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Europe Water downs AI Act Regulations Ahead of Enforcement

Europe's AI Act regulations just got a major update, with lawmakers agreeing to ease rules and delay enforcement to give innovators and startups a fair shot. The new deal sets a more relaxed timeline, with high-risk AI requirements now expected to kick in by December 2027.

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House Republicans Unveil National Data Privacy Bill

House Republicans have introduced the Secure Data Act, a groundbreaking national data privacy bill that puts Americans in control of their personal data and holds companies accountable for keeping it safe. The proposed law would give consumers the power to opt out of data collection for targeted ads, third-party sales, and automated decision-making.

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