Anna Pouliou is the Chief Privacy Officer at Mars and shares with Giulio Coraggio her vision of data protection as part of the podcast, Diritto al Digitale.
As the risk of a cyberattack grows, it is pivotal to consider whether the directors of a company hit by a ransomware attack, for example, can bear any liability for negligence in failing to take steps to limit the risk.
The proposals of EU Directive on the liability of artificial intelligence and the digital age might have a considerable impact in boosting innovation within the European Union.
The ENISA 2022 ransomware report provides valuable insights to companies on how to deal with cyberattacks, also in relation to regulatory measures to be implemented to limit the risk of data breaches.
The so-called Transparency Decree has been adopted in Italy, introducing, among others, new information obligations, including new privacy obligations, of the employer towards employees on the use of automated decision-making and monitoring systems.
If the seizure of any cryptocurrency or NFT is necessary in Italy, how should it be done?
Following its April 2021 proposal for a European Artificial Intelligence Regulation, the European Commission comes back to the topic of liability for damages in the digital age with a consultation that was open to the public until January 10, 2022.
Negotiating an agreement relating to the minting and sale of NFT in the gaming and gambling industry raises legal issues to address adequately.
As part of the DLA Piper IPT Predictions for 2021, we analyze in this article our predictions on the main legal challenges in the Technology sector.
Setting up a whistleblowing scheme is now mandatory in Italy for private and public entities, but what needs to be done?