Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be a game changer for the insurance sector, and how shall the AI risk be insured?
In three recent decisions, the Italian Privacy Authority sanctioned the Lazio Region after a ransomware attack suffered in the summer of 2021 that caused a shutdown of the regional healthcare system and prolonged disruption even for several months.
As the European Union (EU) gets closer to enacting the AI Act, signaling its upcoming application, EU member states, like Italy, are actively developing their own AI law that is also set to apply.
Last March 12, 2024, the EU Parliament officially approved the Cyber Resilience Act, marking an important step forward in cybersecurity of products placed on the market.
The operational resilience of the financial sector and its ICT service providers has never been more important, Alessandro Ferrari of DLA Piper explains why DORA is a game changer.
Giulio Coraggio explains the methodology developed by the law firm DLA Piper to comply with the DORA regulation.
The technical experts of the European Union have finalized the EU AI Act, the first legislation to regulate the much-discussed artificial intelligence (AI) that reached its final version.
The preliminary agreement on the AI Act led to the introduction of the Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment, or FRIA, but what is a FRIA?
Cyber risk, heightened by the advancement of artificial intelligence and the conflicts in Ukraine and Israel, escalates during the holiday season when businesses are typically less protected. To delve deeper into this issue, we spoke with Ron Plesco, a partner at DLA Piper and a renowned leader in the industry.
EU AI Act Approved: Everything You Need to Know on the Artificial Intelligence legislation in Europe
The European Union has made a momentous decision when it approved the AI Act, the first legislation to regulate the much-discussed artificial intelligence (AI) that promises to revolutionize our lives.