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EU defence ministers adopted on Tuesday (23. May) conclusions on cyber defence, pointing out the need to avoid duplications in the institutional architecture, and stating their priorities on skills development and voluntary coordination in the defence sector.

Manufacturers' obligations, reporting, compliance and enforcement are the main areas of the first compromise on the new cybersecurity law EU lawmakers will discuss next week.

A new report on the Global Approaches to Cyber Policy, Legislation and Regulation gets to the bottom of the cyber skill talent gap, which increased in the EMEA region by almost 60%.

The Right To Know Group brought proceedings after it failed to get certain information following two separate requests to the Office of Secretary General to the President.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the President of Ireland, his staff, and the Council of State are immune from EU regulations requiring the public disclosure of...

EU lawmakers overwhelmingly back a series of recommendations to limit foreign meddling from the likes of Moscow and Beijing.

New report urged the Commission to fight foreign influence and disinformation.