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Online Safety Bill: why has it been delayed?

Antony O'Loughlin finds out why the Online Safety Bill has been years in the making – and examines the potential impact of this controversial legislation

The changing role of lawyers in a cyber-attack

In an increasingly data driven world, cyber-attacks are more prolific and damaging than ever before, says Matt Dowson

Serious data breach by Suffolk and Norfolk police forces affecting victims of crimes and witnesses

The police forces have posted a joint statement confirming that they will be notifying 1,230 individuals that have been affected by the data breach.

How the EU and UK diverge in regulating AI

Matthias Artzt examines potential conflicts when developing or deploying AI-powered systems in both jurisdictions

Amazon offers to change Marketplace rules over CMA concerns

Amazon has offered not to use seller data and to treat all sellers' offers equally when selecting which to feature in the 'Buy Box'

Law Society: 7 in 10 firms lack cyber insurance

New research published by the Law Society of England and Wales shows that 70 per cent of law firms have not purchased cyber insurance. 

Something strange in the neighbourhood

Jessica Jamieson asks: should we be afraid of ghostbots?

UK government authorises Guernsey data transfers

The first law enforcement data adequacy decision since leaving the EU enables personal data to be transferred from UK law enforcement to authorities in Guernsey