Cybersecurity regulations have been multiplying since the 2010s, and this trend continues, driven by the intensification of threats, the rapid rise of new technologies, the growing dependence of businesses on IT, and an unstable geopolitical context. While this trend aims…
Category: Digital Compliance
The Health Data Host (HDS) certification is a French regulatory framework that governs the hosting of personal health data. Established by Decree No. 2018-137 of February 26, 2018, it is mandatory for any entity hosting health data to comply with…
The massive deployment of artificial intelligence solutions, with complex operation and relying on large volumes of data in companies, poses unique risks to the protection of personal data. More than ever, it appears necessary for companies to review their tools…
The online payments market is constantly changing: to illustrate, from 2022 to 2023, the number of mobile payments has increased by 90.4%, and for e-money payments, the increase was 29.7%[1]. In order to manage this evolution, the European Union has…
Here we are, on May 21, 2024, the European regulations on AI see the light of day after 4 years of negotiations. Since February 2020, the European Union (EU) has been interested in Artificial Intelligence Systems (AIS) with the publication…
The PIPL (Personal Information Protection Law) has emerged as an unprecedented first example of highly protective regulation of personal data, establishing an uncertain framework that reinforces China's control. Despite recent clarifications from China’s authorities, the centralisation of information systems continues…
China may soon ease PIPL cross-border data transfer requirements, but your privacy compliance strategy should focus on the long term. Your company operates in China. You compile personal data relating to your Chinese employees and transfer them to your headquarters…
A 38% increase of cyber-attacks was estimated in 2022[1]. As this figure illustrates, the cyber threat continues to grow, and has become a major concern for businesses worldwide. To counter this growing threat and maintain digital confidence, governments have long…
Introduction Definition of electronic voting Electronic voting is a dematerialised, self-counting voting system in which voters use electronic devices to record their votes. The system can be used remotely via internet voting, or in person where voters can visit polling…
Hello Roxane! Thank you for your time! Today, we’re going to talk about the Operational Resilience Maturity Assessment Framework. Could you summarize the tool in one sentence? To sum up, the Operational Resilience Maturity Assessment Framework is a tool that…