EU Regulation introducing a framework designed to enhance trust in and facilitate voluntary data sharing for the benefit of businesses and citizens.

EU Regulation introducing rules for the sharing and use of data generated on the internet of things, and for cloud providers when it comes to interoperability, switching and international data transfers. 

The EU Commission aims to create EU-wide common, interoperable data spaces in strategic sectors to overcome existing legal and technical barriers to data sharing.

Horizontal regulation that covers all wired and wireless products connected to the internet and software.

The NIS2 Directive repeals and modernises the NIS1 Directive which was the first piece of EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity.

EU Regulation introducing a single set of rules regulating compliance obligations for providers of online intermediary services to create a safer and more transparent digital space. 

EU Regulation introducing rules for the largest online platforms which act as “gatekeepers” between business users and end users.

The AI Act introduces EU-wide minimum requirements for AI systems and proposes a sliding scale of rules based on the risk: the higher the perceived risk, the stricter the rules. 

The AI Liability Directive introduces new rules specific to damages caused by AI systems intending to ensure that persons harmed by AI systems enjoy the same level of protection as persons harmed by other technologies in the EU. 

The NIS2 Directive repeals and modernises the NIS1 Directive which was the first piece of EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity.

European Regulation aiming to strengthen media independence and media pluralism in the EU. The framework comes with both rights and duties for media players.

EU Regulation eIDAS 2.0 amending the existing eIDAS Regulation to promote trusted digital identities to all Europeans by introducing a Digital ID-Wallet which can be used to centrally store and manage digital documents such das ID cards and rules to enable the evidential admissibility of electronic ledgers such as blockchains.

PAR aims to ensure a high level of transparency in political advertising to protect the integrity of elections and referendums in Europe from targeted manipulation.