By Dániel G. Szabó and Beáta Bakó A legislative amendment tabled by Fidesz MPs on 21 March would allow for withdrawing the mandate of Hungarian members of the European Parliament (MEPs) if they intentionally provide false information in their asset declaration. As Fidesz has a two-thirds majority in parliament, its bills almost always become law. … Read more
By Eve Hill Immediately upon President Trump’s return to the Oval Office, he issued an Executive Order allegedly aimed at “defending” women from so-called gender ideology extremism. The purpose of this Order is to roll back both recognition and protections for transgender and nonbinary people. Regardless of the President’s feelings, transgender and nonbinary people have … Read more
Businesses must adopt robust strategies to safeguard themselves against AI and Deepfakes. Neuways recently proved in our Threatsafe Cyber Security podcast how easily people can be impersonated nowadays for little to no cost. You can watch the podcast below, but it is frightening for business owners to realise just how little it costs for someone … Read more
In a letter final week, democratic senators Elizabeth Warren and Chris Van Hollen expressed issues about financial institution and fintech partnerships final week, sparked by what seems just like the collapse of Synapse. The letter is addressed to the heads of the FDIC, Federal Reserve and Workplace of the Comproller of the Foreign money. We … Read more
Australia Threatens to Power Corporations to Break Encryption In 2018, Australia handed the Help and Entry Act, which—amongst different issues—gave the federal government the ability to pressure corporations to interrupt their very own encryption. The Help and Entry Act contains key parts that define investigatory powers between authorities and trade. These parts embody: Technical Help … Read more