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Italy’s new Security Decree targets online sales of dangerous goods to minors, but fragmented rules and a lack of EU coordination risk undermining its impact.
AI is reshaping the workplace, but when it comes to firing employees, the law demands a human in the loop. This feature investigates the true legal risks for employers using AI in termination decisions—and why responsibility remains human.
AI is revolutionizing corporate environmental communications, but when automated systems create inaccurate or unverifiable green claims, it’s humans—not algorithms—who face legal and reputational fallout. Discover why compliance, documentation, and human oversight are more critical than ever.
The eighth NIS Table convened by Italy’s National Cybersecurity Agency marks a turning point for over 21,000 organizations facing new cybersecurity compliance deadlines, fresh supplier scrutiny, and EU-mandated training as part of the Cyber Solidarity ACT.
April 2026 marks a critical turning point as the NIS2 directive enforces sweeping cybersecurity obligations on European organizations, demanding risk-based protections, supply chain audits, and rigorous incident reporting.
Italy’s sweeping 2026 reform of its Cultural Heritage Code puts digital records, transparency, and public-private collaboration at the heart of heritage protection—but also brings new risks and challenges.
The EU’s AI Act ushers in a new era of compliance, requiring all businesses to deliver mandatory AI literacy training. Learn what’s at stake, who is affected, and how to prepare for the future of regulated AI.
Italy’s antitrust regulators are investigating Sephora and LVMH over alleged market manipulation and data use. The outcome could redefine digital competition in the luxury beauty sector.
ISO 27001 certification is often seen as the gold standard for information security, but the reality is far more nuanced. This feature investigates what’s truly needed to pass, why paperwork alone isn’t enough, and how a genuine ISMS can transform chaos into order.
California’s aggressive new rules for AI in public contracts challenge federal authority and raise the stakes for technology vendors, as the state asserts its right to set higher standards for safety, transparency, and civil rights.