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Irish privacy regulator to take European Union body to court over unlawful interference
Brief Irish privacy regulator to take European Union body to court over unlawful interference

Alexander Martin January 19, 2023

TikTok CEO questioned by EU official over reports of ‘aggressive data harvesting and surveillance’
Brief TikTok CEO questioned by EU official over reports of ‘aggressive data harvesting and surveillance’

Alexander Martin January 10, 2023

Irish privacy watchdog fines Meta $400 million amid disagreement among European authorities

Jonathan Greig January 4, 2023

Irish privacy watchdog fines Meta $400 million amid disagreement among European authorities
EU reaches agreement on new satellite constellation
Brief EU reaches agreement on new satellite constellation

Alexander Martin November 18, 2022

EU approves 15% defense budget increase as ministers sign off on joint military CERT

Alexander Martin November 15, 2022

EU approves 15% defense budget increase as ministers sign off on joint military CERT
EU proposes a united cyber defense front following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Alexander Martin November 11, 2022

EU proposes a united cyber defense front following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
EU governments accused of using spyware ‘to cover up corruption and criminal activity’

Alexander Martin November 8, 2022

EU governments accused of using spyware ‘to cover up corruption and criminal activity’
West conducting cyber ‘sabotage’ on Russia, deputy foreign minister claims

Alexander Martin October 27, 2022

West conducting cyber ‘sabotage’ on Russia, deputy foreign minister claims
Biden signs new US-EU privacy framework, setting up surveillance safeguards

Andrea Peterson October 7, 2022

Biden signs new US-EU privacy framework, setting up surveillance safeguards
European police identify dozens of Ukrainian human trafficking victims through online platforms
Brief European police identify dozens of Ukrainian human trafficking victims through online platforms

Alexander Martin September 21, 2022

EU moves to protect journalists from spyware
Brief EU moves to protect journalists from spyware

Alexander Martin September 17, 2022

EU proposes security standards for IoT products

Alexander Martin September 15, 2022

EU proposes security standards for IoT products
European Commission’s Despina Spanou on why cyber officials must ‘learn lessons from crises’

Adam Janofsky August 19, 2022

European Commission’s Despina Spanou on why cyber officials must ‘learn lessons from crises’
Russian hacking risks ‘spillover effects’ and possible escalation, EU warns

Adam Janofsky July 20, 2022

Russian hacking risks ‘spillover effects’ and possible escalation, EU warns
Clearview AI fined $20 million, banned from processing biometric data in Greece after GDPR violations

Jonathan Greig July 14, 2022

Clearview AI fined $20 million, banned from processing biometric data in Greece after GDPR violations
EU data protection authority raises alarm over UN cybercrime treaty negotiations

Andrea Peterson May 20, 2022

EU data protection authority raises alarm over UN cybercrime treaty negotiations
EU lawmakers reach agreement on stronger cyber rules for critical sectors
Brief EU lawmakers reach agreement on stronger cyber rules for critical sectors

Adam Janofsky May 13, 2022

Prince Charles announces UK ‘data reform’ bill, throwing EU adequacy status into limbo

Jonathan Greig May 11, 2022

Prince Charles announces UK ‘data reform’ bill, throwing EU adequacy status into limbo
Western powers blame Russia for Ukraine satellite hack

Martin Matishak May 10, 2022

Western powers blame Russia for Ukraine satellite hack
EU to probe use of cloud services across EU bodies, overseas data transfers
Brief EU to probe use of cloud services across EU bodies, overseas data transfers

Catalin Cimpanu February 17, 2022

EU privacy watchdog wants Pegasus spyware banned

Catalin Cimpanu February 15, 2022

EU privacy watchdog wants Pegasus spyware banned
EU to fund bug bounty programs for LibreOffice, Mastodon, three others

Catalin Cimpanu January 24, 2022

EU to fund bug bounty programs for LibreOffice, Mastodon, three others
EU wants to build its own DNS infrastructure with built-in filtering capabilities

Catalin Cimpanu January 19, 2022

EU wants to build its own DNS infrastructure with built-in filtering capabilities
EU to adopt new cybersecurity rules for smartphones, wireless, IoT devices

Catalin Cimpanu November 1, 2021

EU to adopt new cybersecurity rules for smartphones, wireless, IoT devices
Apple argues against allowing app sideloading by pointing out Android’s malware figures

Catalin Cimpanu October 13, 2021

Apple argues against allowing app sideloading by pointing out Android’s malware figures