Cyber Law

Law Reform: AI in Europe Is Gradually Becoming Over-regulated

A new study analyses how the EU AI Act overlaps and interacts with other EU digital laws, urging coherence, simplified compliance, and coordinated…

Oct 31 •

Editorial: Save Quantum Computing From Regulation

Premature regulation of quantum computing stifles innovation; governments should adopt flexible, targeted governance, support international cooperation…

Sep 30 •

Policy Update: A Deal on Tech or a Play for Power?

The US and UK signed the Technology Prosperity Deal to collaborate on AI, nuclear, and quantum technologies.

Sep 22 •

Legal Update: Space Law Since 1967 With Aspirations Written, But Accountability Missing

UNOOSA has updated its treaty booklet, consolidating core space law treaties and sustainability guidelines, ensuring accessible international legal…

Sep 19 •

Policy Update: A Scorecard For Digital Market Governance

The World Bank GRIDMAP’s MAP helps countries measure regulatory strength, build institutions, enforce laws, and create safer digital markets.

Aug 26 •

Issue 21: The Legal Consequences of Dark Web Monitoring

Dark web monitoring can expose serious legal risks that threaten your security, privacy, and compliance.

Aug 9 •

Case Report: How A Content Creator Was Harassed Online For Years (Gasparetto v. Bradley)

What a court decided regarding online harassment and cyberbullying across YouTube, Twitter and SoundCloud

Jul 1 •

Case Report: How Facebook Tried to Outsmart the IRS and Failed (Facebook, Inc. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue)

Facebook U.S. tried to outsmart the IRS with a $6.5B tax shuffle but the court called its bluff.

Jun 10 •

Issue 15: The Digital Future of European Courts

The EU is developing a strategy to modernise justice systems with digital tools and cross-border cooperation.

Jun 9 •

Policy Update: The Dating App That Faked 270 Women

South Korea Fair Trade Commission fined a dating app operator for using fake women to influence men’s choices and spending.

Jun 5 •

Data Analysis: Why Only 1 in 5 Companies Focus on Fixing Cyberattacks

Business leaders are rethinking cybersecurity. This deep dive reveals where companies are actually investing, and what they are leaving behind.

May 30 •

Issue 12: Web Hosting Services Are Not Always Honest About Cybersecurity

The FTC has finalized a settlement with GoDaddy over claims it misled users about serious security flaws.

May 28 •

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