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European companies anxious over non-implementation of EU cyber rules
Critical sectors are concerned about the lack of clarity and preparedness for cybersecurity rules in most EU member states.
Council denies French request for legal opinion on cyber certificate
A deal on the pending EUCS scheme could come at the earliest at the end of May.
France requests legal opinion on cyber certificate, postponing deal
An agreement could come in the next expert meetings in May or June.
Croatia alone partially adopts new cyber rules for critical entities
The rules to protect the energy, banking and transport sector need to be in place by 17 October this year.
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UK man first to be jailed for ‘cyberflashing’ under new legislation
The 39-year-old was convicted for new crime “cyberflashing” after sending photos of his erect penis to a 15-year-old girl and a woman.
Lawmakers and capitals back cyber hubs to detect security incidents
The rules add to cybersecurity measures already in place, such as the Network Information Systems (NIS2) directive.
Commission evaluating role of ENISA amid deadlock over cyber certificates
The assessment comes as EU countries cannot agree on voluntary cybersecurity certification schemes.
Will the EU's landmark bid to regulate AI fall at the last hurdle?
Negotiators are due to finalise the world's first set of rules regulating artificial intelligence (AI) but a wobble this week could set it back years.
Why do businesses need to protect themselves from cyberattacks?
Cyberattacks pose grave risks to businesses, threatening finances, data, and reputation.
How European authorities want to tackle child hacking
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Countries in Europe are looking into new ways to address underage hacking, increasingly favouring rehabilitation and prevention programmes.
Pornography in France: A new initiative to block access for minors
"2023 is the end of access to pornographic sites for our children," said Jean-Noël Barrot, the French Minister for Digital Affairs.
Why is crime fighting agency Interpol creating its own metaverse?
“In order for police to understand the metaverse, we need to experience it” said Interpol’s executive director of technology.
Colonial Pipeline: How hackers are making millions from cyber threats
With cyber-attacks on the rise, we take a look at how and why they happen and what we can do to protect ourselves.
New hacking scams - Here's how to avoid them
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Ethical Hackers explain how cyber scams have become more sophisticated since lockdown. Online safety is important, here are tips on how to remain safe.
EU agrees on tighter rules for surveillance tech exports
Under the new rules, European companies will have to apply for government licenses to export certain products and they'll have to meet criteria that have been beefed up to include requirements to consider whether the sale poses a risk to human rights.
How safe is TikTok? Euronews asks the experts
Concerns over the way the China-based app store our data. Are they all justified? Here is what to know when downloading and using TikTok.