The regulation introduces a structured process for this data sharing. A key element is the creation of the DSA data access portal, operated by the Commission, which serves as a central hub for handling applications and communications between researchers, companies, and national authorities.
Cybersecurity agencies urge governments to adopt post-quantum protections before 2030.
Further details on accommodations, logistics, and travel will be provided soon via a dedicated FAQ page. Registration for ICANN84 will open in the near future.
The standard aims to equip these entities to better handle operational risks and effectively respond to business disruptions.
Anthropic downloaded over five million pirated books to train its AI model Claude, breaching copyright law in the process.
Platforms could face fines for failing to remove illegal deepfake content under proposed Danish law.
The Council of Europe is seeking public input on a draft guidance note examining the impact of generative AI on freedom of expression. Open until 12 August 2025, the consultation invites stakeholders to help shape non-binding recommendations aimed at safeguarding human rights and democratic values in the evolving digital landscape.
The Commission's workshop marks a final attempt to secure support for the Code of Practice before the self-regulatory initiative becomes operational. However, its success will depend on whether large AI firms ultimately decide to sign on.
The Global Network Initiative and Global Partners Digital have published a major new report, 'The Road to WSIS+20,' mapping how key governments approach the twenty-year review of the World Summit on the Information Society. Produced with partners across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas through an ICANN Grant Program project, the publication analyses national priorities, evolving governance trends and the implications of new UN digital initiatives for the future of WSIS.
Members of the Freedom Online Coalition have issued a joint statement urging states and technology companies to prevent internet shutdowns and other disruptions to digital communications during armed conflict. The coalition argues that such measures deepen humanitarian crises, undermine human rights protections and restrict access to life-saving information.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
