Late last year an EU ruling – and €798m fine – set a precedent for digital platform accountability with far-reaching implications for ad providers and business users reliant on Meta’s ecosystem.

Given the escalating regulation and potential personal accountability around cyber security, now may be the right time to set up a committee dedicated cyber risk management.

The European Commission’s decision in the Google comparison-shopping case has been upheld – along with a €2.4 billion fine. What are the ramifications for big tech, competition enforcement, and the future of digital markets?

Organisations may be struggling to balance regulatory obligations with the desire to make the most of innovative AI applications – computational governance may help to provide the solution.

The CrowdStrike outage in July will lead to numerous insurance claims which are likely to take years of litigation to settle.

As the regulatory landscape in the UK continues to evolve, organisations need to take proactive steps to stay ahead of new regulations as they come in.

The updated National Institute of Standards and Technology Cyber Security Framework incorporates governance as the first element in the six-point strategy.

By adopting a nuanced approach, company secretaries can leverage AI as a valuable asset to amplify their skills rather than supplanting their innate judgment and specialised knowledge.

With healthcare services experiencing an uptick in cyber attacks, security information and event management systems can help to detect, analyse and respond to security threats before they harm business operations.