Zscaler’s Zero Trust Exchange will be hosted on Stackit with EU-wide data residency in Germany — an offering for enterprises that must meet regulatory requirements and demonstrate data sovereignty.
The EU Council removed Article 88b (browser-based privacy settings instead of cookie banners) from the Digital Omnibus under pressure from Google and individual member states; data protection organisations are now mobilising the European Parliament.
AI risks have displaced malware as the primary threat for security leaders in the DACH region, while companies rely on governance and European controls.
The mere transmission of personal data to an unauthorised person is sufficient to establish a claim for non-material damages under GDPR, even without demonstrable economic loss.
The CRA guidance clarifies open questions on scope of application, material product changes, support periods, and reporting obligations ahead of the September 2026 deadline.
CISOs must now begin inventorying their encryption landscapes for post-quantum cryptography and establish migration plans before standardized quantum-secure algorithms must be implemented across the board.
The EU AI Act forces enterprises to adopt new system architectures that make agentic AI controllable — those who ignore this lose competitive advantage to competitors without compliance paralysis.
Leading AI labs signal that uncontrolled acceleration of automated AI development poses a real risk and call for coordinated international braking through technical and regulatory measures.
By analyzing internal activation patterns in language models, their behavior can be made more predictable and controllable rather than accepting them as black boxes.
