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Artificial Intelligence Act – All the facts about the EU’s AI Act

Sascha Block2025-01-11T10:02:52+01:00Tags: AI, AI Act, Algorithms, Artificial intelligence, Artificial Intelligence Act, Automated facial recognition, Compliance, Decision-making processes, Ethical use of AI, EU, European Union, GDPR, KI Gesetz, KI Gesetze, KI Regularien, KI Regulatorik, KI Vorschriften, Potential of AI, Regulation of AI technologies, Social scoring, Training data|

What is the EU's Artificial Intelligence Act - AI Act for short? The Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is the world's first binding law regulating artificial intelligence (AI). The AI Act was adopted by the European Commission on March 13, 2024, after being introduced as a legislative proposal in April 2021. The AI Act is thus part of a broader European Union (EU) AI strategy that aims to harness the potential of AI while minimizing risks, maximizing opportunities, combating discrimination and ensuring transparency in the use of AI technologies.

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NIS2: Europe’s cyber defense update – What the NIS2 directive means for us

Sascha Block2024-05-08T13:18:51+02:00Categories: IT Security|Tags: BfDI, BMG, BMI, BSI, Compliance, Corporate security, Critical infrastructures, CRITIS, Cyberattacks, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity, Data security, Data sovereignty, DataProtection, Digital protection, Digital transformation, DigitalEU, DigitalSovereignty, DigitalTransformation, DigitalWallet, Digitization, eHealth, eIDAS, eIDAS2, EU, EU regulations, EUDI, EUDigital, EUGovernance, EULaw, Future technologies, gematik, GovTech, Identification, Identity management, Identity management, IdentityVerification, Information management, IT architecture, IT security, ITSec, ITSecurity, LegalTech, Network Security, NIS, NIS2, OZG, Politics, Privacy, PrivacyByDesign, Public administration, PublicSector, Reporting obligations, Risk protection, Safety regulations, SmartID, Software development, Software development, TechCompetition, TechTrends, Trust models|

Who is affected by the NIS regulations? The extended scope of the NIS2 Directive. Enter NIS2: A tightening, an expansion, a necessary evolution. The new NIS2 Directive extends the scope, tightens security and reporting obligations and aims to increase Europe's resilience to cyber attacks. From energy suppliers to digital platforms and public administrations - almost no organization is exempt. The transformation from NIS to NIS2 is therefore not just a change of form, but is intended to be a decisive step in the expansion of our digital fortress.

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