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A tangled web of overlapping authorities and regulations is stalling investment and innovation in Italy’s most vital sectors. Here’s how the country’s polyarchic regulatory system is causing gridlock—and what needs to change.
Italy’s new cybercrime laws threaten ethical hackers with prison, blurring the line between research and crime. Without legal protections, researchers hesitate to report vulnerabilities—leaving Italy more exposed to digital threats.
Italy’s public sector is struggling to provide transparent, interoperable access to official documents. The culprit? A lack of standardized identifiers like URN:LEX. Our investigation reveals the technical and political obstacles—and why this matters for digital democracy.
Italy’s new Law 132/2025 draws a bold line: AI can support but never replace human decision-makers in government. Here’s what the law means for the future of public administration.
As the EU tightens cybersecurity rules with Regulation 2024/2690, organizations face a compliance maze—balancing harmonized European demands with stricter, documentation-heavy national requirements. Here’s how the new regime redefines incident reporting and risk management for critical operators.
Sweeping changes to online contract withdrawal rights promise more clarity for consumers—and new hurdles for digital businesses. Discover what the new rules mean for your online shopping freedom.
Italy’s digital finance market faces a major shake-up from June 2026, with new laws requiring clear information, easy contract cancellation, and robust oversight. Discover what these changes mean for consumers and companies.
The Digital Omnibus is more than it seems: a sweeping EU effort to simplify digital law that’s also concentrating power in Brussels. Explore how this regulatory overhaul could reshape Europe’s digital landscape.
With the European Commission considering changes to the landmark DSM Directive, stakeholders warn that reopening copyright rules now could disrupt AI, music, and digital markets. Enforcement, not overhaul, is the solution.
Italy’s National Cybersecurity Agency has published new resolutions setting strict requirements for organizations added to the NIS list in 2026 and revising access rules for the ACN platform, with a focus on incident reporting, supply chain scrutiny, and enhanced security measures.