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Lexology PRO | Australia, Canada, European Union, etc. | 25 May 2023

Why companies need to quantum-proof their data now

Quantum computers will soon make public-key cryptographic cybersecurity obsolete. Here is what businesses need to do to safeguard their data against the “quantum apocalypse.”
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Slaughter and May | United Kingdom | 11 May 2023

Quantum leap? Key takeaways from the National Quantum Strategy

With AI, blockchain and other emerging tech stealing recent headlines, quantum Technologies have been out of the spotlight. However, the importance…
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Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, China, European Union, etc. | 24 Apr 2023

Data protection: key compliance updates (17 – 24 April)

Blue ticks are restored for prominent accounts after Twitter Blue chaos, US DoC issues landmark fine after 7.4 mil drives are sold to Huawei, and Vietnam enforces a personal data protection law – plus other key updates.
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Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 22 Mar 2023

UK Online Safety Bill: what businesses need to know

A look at the key provisions in the controversial draft UK Online Safety Bill and how companies can begin to prepare for its stringent measures.
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Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, Australia, China, etc. | 13 Mar 2023

Data protection: key compliance updates (6 – 13 Mar)

WhatsApp would rather leave the UK rather than weaken encryption under the Online Safety Bill, China forms a new data regulator, and the revised UK Data Protection Bill nears its second reading – plus other key updates.
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Lexology PRO | Netherlands | 24 Oct 2022

Dutch banking data-sharing proposal moves forward

Against a backdrop of privacy concerns, the Dutch government is set to scrutinise a bill proposing that banks jointly monitor customer transaction data to combat money laundering.
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Sydney Criminal Lawyers | Australia | 17 Oct 2022

NSW Police Gifted Draconian Search Powers Relating to Encrypted Devices

The Perrottet government, last Thursday, passed a new encryption-busting bill as part of an ongoing drive by the authorities to get around systems…
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Lexology PRO | India | 28 Sep 2022

Indian telecoms bill brings new data localisation concerns

The Indian government has presented a draft Telecommunications Bill for consultation, with possible widespread consequences for both traditional and internet-based communication service providers operating in the country.
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Lexology PRO | USA | 20 Sep 2022

Morgan Stanley fined after hard drives with customer data sold on

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has ordered Morgan Stanley to pay $35 million after thousands of hard drives containing data on millions of customers were resold on online auction sites.
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Lexology PRO | European Union | 15 Sep 2022

Brussels proposes new Cyber Resilience Act

The European Commission has published its proposal for a new Cyber Resilience Act, which will impose new cybersecurity requirements on connected device manufacturers.
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