EU DIGITAL REGULATION ON DATA, AI AND CYBERSECURITY
Unlock potential, ensure compliance, minimise risks
The EU digital regulation on data, AI and cybersecurity presents companies with both legal and practical challenges. Here you will find concise, practical information on current developments, specific actions your company needs to take, and the relevant contacts at Grünecker.
The focus is on new requirements relating to data access and use, the legally compliant use of AI, the cybersecurity of digital products and companies, as well as protection against cybercrime, domain abuse and online scams. Our five flyers, each covering a key data, AI, cybersecurity, or online-enforcement topic, provide an at-a-glance overview of who is affected, the risks involved, and the actions companies should take.
Data Act
New Rules for Data Use and Cloud Services
The EU Data Act changes who may access and use IoT data and introduces new contractual and technical requirements for cloud service providers. This flyer outlines the key areas companies should review to ensure compliance with the new rules on data access and cloud services.
USING AI IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW
AI Act and AI Compliance for Companies
Whether using ChatGPT, Copilot, or proprietary AI applications, the use of artificial intelligence raises questions that go far beyond the AI Act. This flyer provides an overview of the key issues companies need to consider in relation to AI compliance, AI governance, data protection, copyright, and trade secrets.
Cyber Resilience Act
Cybersecurity Becomes a Product Requirement
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) aims to ensure the cybersecurity of software, hardware, and connected products. This flyer highlights the key requirements that manufacturers, importers, and distributors need to consider regarding security by design, vulnerability management, and conformity.
CYBER CRIME AND DOMAIN ABUSE
Effectively Protecting Intellectual Property Online
Phishing, fake websites, fake shops, and abusively registered domain names can cause immediate harm to trademarks, customers, and companies. This flyer shows how monitoring, takedown measures, UDRP, and DENIC DISPUTE work together to prevent infringements and enforce intellectual property rights.
NIS2 AND THE NEW BSIG
Strengthening Cybersecurity in Your Organization
The new BSIG introduces new IT security requirements for numerous companies. This flyer helps companies determine whether they are affected and outlines the key cybersecurity and risk management obligations. These include requirements relating to management responsibilities, reporting processes, registration, and documentation.
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