Nearly 30,000 German SMEs must align their cybersecurity with NIS2 standards by October 2024, which represents a significant resource and organizational challenge for many.
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.
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.
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.
Samsung smart glasses amplify data leakage and compliance risks, but cannot be completely eliminated from enterprises either technically or legally, particularly in remote and hybrid scenarios.
Static security certificates do not cover the dynamic runtime risks of autonomous AI agents, and the response speed of human security teams is too slow for automated attacks.
Jamf integrates AI visibility and policy-based controls at the Mac system level for Claude Code, Claude Desktop and OpenAI Codex at no additional cost for existing customers.
