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UK faces security concerns over its digital ID

The U.K. government is facing pushback over its plans to deploy a digital identification system that will be required in order to work in the country, BBC News reports. While the government aims to keep information secure through its Gov.uk…

The war against 2 AI-specific cyber weaknesses continues

The Financial Times reports on the different ways large AI technology companies are trying to combat indirection prompt injections attacks and data poisoning, two tactics which make it easier for hackers to exploit weaknesses in AI software. While AI is…

ICO seeks feedback on its investigation process guidance

The U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office is seeking public feedback on its new guidance detailing how it carries out investigations and takes action under the U.K. General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018. The guidance is primarily for…

Denmark moves toward voluntary adoption of proposed CSAM detection

Despite the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union previously reviving proposed regulations to enforce mandatory child sexual abuse material detection tools, it will move away from pushing for mandatory regulations to support EU member states’ voluntary adoption,…

ICO issues 200K GBP fine over spam text messages

The U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office issued a 200,000 GBP fine to sole trader Bharat Singh Chand for allegedly sending more than 1 million spam and marketing text messages without consent. ICO Head of Investigations Andy Curry said Chand showed “blatant…