OpenAI deploys new safeguards for AI models to curb biothreat risks
A reasoning monitor now runs on OpenAI’s o3 and o4-mini models, helping them block risky prompts instead of generating harmful content, according to the company’s safety report.
A reasoning monitor now runs on OpenAI’s o3 and o4-mini models, helping them block risky prompts instead of generating harmful content, according to the company’s safety report.
A new European standard, EN 18037:2025, provides a unified framework for assessing and managing cybersecurity risks in complex, multi-stakeholder ICT systems across key sectors like e-health, transport, and digital identity.
As the global race to harness AI accelerates, a new international effort is working to ensure that progress doesn't come at the cost of people or the planet.
Despite launching multiple probes under the Digital Services Act, the EU has yet to close any, prompting a recruitment push for its enforcement team.
Tech Commissioner Virkkunen has clearly articulated her commitment to revising the AI Act's reporting obligations as part of a broader simplification agenda.
The testing phase for the age verification app is scheduled to commence shortly, with the application expected to be operational alongside new DSA guidelines.
The Coordinated Enforcement Framework is the EDPB’s strategic tool for fostering consistency in the interpretation and enforcement of GDPR across Europe.
The Number Resource Organization Number Council (NRO NC) has opened a public consultation on a draft document that will redefine how Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) are recognised, maintained, and possibly derecognised. The proposal aims to update the long-standing Internet Coordination Policy 2 (ICP-2), a key governance document that has guided Internet number resource management since the early 2000s.
The launch of WEB-T aligns with the European Commission's broader initiatives to promote multilingualism and digital inclusivity. By providing a free, efficient, and user-friendly translation tool, the Commission takes a significant step towards a more interconnected and accessible European digital landscape.
A cyber defence exercise involving 20 allied nations was held to strengthen coordination and improve response to attacks on critical infrastructure, led by NATO.