EU Sovereignty with Mistral: What It Means and What You Should Consider
Mistral positions itself as a European alternative to the major US-based AI providers. The company is building its own computing capacity in
Data subject requests sent via AI: What businesses need to bear in mind
Businesses are now increasingly receiving data subject requests that are automatically generated and sent by AI agents – such as requests for
Your company is being attacked. The only question is: by whom first?
Real attackers don’t announce themselves. We do. They don’t observe business hours and don’t deliver an action plan. In an actual incident,
New EDPB Guidelines on Anonymisation
In July, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) published its draft Guidelines on Anonymisation for public consultation. A consistent position at European level has
Lukas Mezger named ‘TOP Lawyer 2026’ for data protection
We are delighted that Dr. Lukas Mezger, Legal Counsel at ePrivacy and partner and lawyer at our partner firm Unverzagt Rechtsanwälte, has
AI transparency requirements: Do businesses have to label AI-generated newsletters?
With the AI Act, the European Union is introducing transparency requirements for certain AI-generated content. These transparency requirements must be implemented from 2 August 2026. This
Tracking pixels in marketing emails: Italy and France publish separate guidance on consent requirements
Tracking pixels have been a standard feature in many newsletter and email marketing solutions for years. They enable businesses to measure the open
EU/US data transfers under pressure: Supreme Court undermines the FTC’s independence
A recent ruling by the US Supreme Court could have far-reaching consequences for transatlantic data protection. In the case of Slaughter v.
IT Forensics: We are expanding our IT security portfolio
The threat landscape from cyberattacks is growing rapidly. Recently, an incident made headlines when an unpublished AI model from OpenAI broke out
Hackers Steal Patient Data from Hospitals
In April, the billing service provider Unimed fell victim to a cyberattack with far-reaching consequences: Over 100,000 patient records from major hospitals