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The EU's AI Act has reached an enforcement threshold requiring companies to disclose certain AI system details or face fines of up to €15 million. The disclosure obligations appear tied to transparency requirements built into the regulation.
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The Combating Organized Retail Crime Act passed a significant House vote and is moving toward the Senate, with proponents arguing it also addresses cybercrime. Critics have raised concerns that the bill could enable surveillance on a broad and potentially dangerous scale.
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The EU's proposed CADA: Why cloud sovereignty matters for business strategy IAPP
A facial recognition platform has exposed approximately 9 million images in what appears to be a significant data security failure. The breach involves biometric image data, which is among the most sensitive personal information a company can hold.
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UK cinema chains are weighing bans on Meta's smart glasses over concerns that their built-in cameras could be used to secretly record films. The UK Cinema Association confirmed that individual venues may introduce restrictions as worries about covert recording grow across public venues.
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The fiscal year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act includes provisions embedding cybersecurity and artificial intelligence governance requirements into federal defense policy. The legislation signals that AI and cyber oversight are being written into baseline military and federal operations law.
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Canada has released a National AI Strategy that addresses how the country plans to approach AI regulation, privacy, and online safety. The strategy signals the direction federal policy may take as lawmakers work to govern AI development and deployment.
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EPIC and the Consumer Federation of America have released a new public resource explaining surveillance pricing — the practice of using personal data to set individualized prices — and related data-driven pricing methods.
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The European Union has adopted a new anti-money laundering regulation that will affect how organizations collect, store, and process personal data as part of their compliance obligations.
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The UK's Information Commissioner's Office conducted audits of police use of facial recognition technology and found inconsistent results across the forces reviewed. The findings suggest compliance and practice vary significantly, with no uniform standard being met.
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U.S. insurers operating in the EU will need to build structured documentation and evidence systems to comply with the EU AI Act, which sets binding requirements for high-risk AI applications including those used in financial services.
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Law enforcement is deploying mobile live facial recognition vans in a town in Buckinghamshire, England, bringing real-time biometric surveillance technology to a public street setting.
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AI is making phishing attacks more personalized, convincing, and difficult for traditional email filters to detect. Kaseya explains how MSPs can monitor identity, email, and endpoint activity to detect and contain attacks that make it past the inbox. [...]
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Harry and Meghan to return to the press 'lion's den' they sought to escape Reuters
Brazil's national data protection authority has ordered schools in the state of Paraná to stop using facial recognition technology. The directive targets an active deployment in an educational setting, putting children's biometric data at the center of the decision.
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The designation would unlock a range of federal services, tools and resources for an industry that policymakers view as increasingly tied to national and economic security. The post The push to designate AI as the next critical infrastructure sector appeared first on CyberScoop.
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Plaintiff in facial-recognition arrest case alleges city of Reno is withholding information about 168 similar arrests This Is Reno
Apple American Group LLC, the largest Applebee's franchisee in the United States, has disclosed a data breach that exposed sensitive personal information including Social Security numbers, financial records, health data, and biometric information. The full number of people affected has not been confirmed.
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Dutch facial recognition company 20Face has secured a new round of funding aimed at speeding up the commercial rollout of its biometric identification technology. No details about the funding amount or lead investors were disclosed in the announcement.
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Communities that successfully pushed out Flock Safety's license plate reader cameras are discovering the surveillance did not stop — cities simply switched to different vendors or kept the original cameras running. Activists in Longmont, Colorado won a contract fight against Flock only to see a new company step in with the same technology.
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned federal agencies that threat actors are now exploiting a critical vulnerability in the MLflow open-source AI engineering platform. [...]
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A reverse image search and identity verification service suffered a major data breach, exposing more than 9 million facial recognition images. The scale of the leak places biometric data belonging to millions of individuals in the hands of unknown actors.
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Facial recognition technology is expanding its presence across Japan, according to reporting by The Japan Times. The scope and specific deployment contexts of the expansion were not detailed in the available excerpt.
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A Texas student reportedly exposed what is described as a rogue AI hacking attempt, according to an exclusive Reuters report. Details about the target, the method, and the outcome have not been disclosed in the available excerpt.
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