Non-compliance with the recently enforced NIS2 Directive could result in fines of up to €10 million.
Jobs bloodbath at Intel, with 15 000 roles on the line
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Throughout 2022, governments and international organisations imposed and enforced sanctions targeting countries, entities and individuals engaging in activities that threatened international peace and security.
Government intelligence agencies are shielded from retaliation and prosecution to a certain extent, as attribution is difficult.
There is an urgent need to prioritise a compelling and cohesive mission and strategy to build an African data economy.
A new GlobalData report provides a chilling warning to big tech firms that authorities will soon be punishing them, in order to deter data breach cases.
Over five million people have already signed up in protest at the EU’s action.
Another hurdle in one of the world’s largest tech mergers in history is removed as the European Union unconditionally approves the deal.
The European Union has voted to adopt controversial copyright regulations that could negatively impact the ethos of open source software.
The massive fine against Google by European competition authorities is a money grab that hardly benefits its own consumers, and raises prices for everyone else.
An EU regulator slams efforts by European telcos to block VOIP services.
Mobile operator, Three says its exclusion from the venture is designed to weaken it as a competitor.
Samsung to fight EU tablet ban, MS ditches e-book reader app, iPad competitors feel the heat, and Facebook fraudster gets 15 months.