Organizations faced a number of changes to reach and maintain government compliance in 2024. In some cases, the year saw government agencies rolling out new rules that introduce more complexity, while in other cases more clarity and simplification was provided for both decision makers and IT staff. SEC kicks the year off with a bang … Read more
By Byron V Acohido Continuing our look back at 2024, part two of Last Watchdog’s year-ender roundtable turns its focus to emerging threats vs. evolving defense tactics. Part two of a four-part series The explosion of AI-driven phishing, insider threats, and business logic abuse has forced a shift toward more proactive, AI-enhanced defenses. The drivers … Read more
Eve Hill, partner at Brown, Goldstein & Levy, sat down with Olark Accessible AI Chatbots CEO, Ben Congleton, to discuss the need for ADA-compliant technology in the workplace that all individuals can use and access equitably, in recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness Month. During the conversation, Eve noted that some of the biggest issues … Read more
On the coronary heart of the negotiations for the New Pact on Migration and Asylum lies considered one of its most contentious parts: the regulation of border procedures. Through the Council negotiations, the Asylum Procedures Regulation (APR) underwent important modifications, significantly within the provisions that regulate border procedures, to include views from all Member States. … Read more
The expiration of the US-China Science and Expertise Settlement (STA) on August 27 marks a vital juncture within the scientific collaboration between the 2 world giants. It was one of many formative bilateral agreements signed between US president Jimmy Carter and China’s paramount chief Deng Xiaoping on January 31, 1979. The settlement was designed to … Read more
