The EU’s cybersecurity framework is rapidly evolving. Join us on May 12 to hear key lessons from early implementation and what companies should expect next as the regulatory landscape continues to expand: bit.ly/4mgci5Z
New York just updated its sweeping frontier AI law (RAISE Act), bringing it closer in line with California’s Transparency in Frontier AI Act (SB-53). The amendments signal a move toward greater consistency across state regulations. Read key takeaways: bit.ly/4ctbqaV
EU law enforcement authorities will soon have new and powerful tools to compel service providers to produce and preserve electronic data for criminal investigations. Learn more about the new EU E-Evidence Regulation: bit.ly/4maepsj
We’re excited to launch MoFo's newest blog, Data Decoded, an easy-to-navigate hub for our insights on privacy, cybersecurity, AI, and global regulatory developments.
Same trusted analysis, now in a more accessible format.
Explore the blog and stay up to date: bit.ly/4vkkcjd
The digital revolution is reshaping power, governance, and accountability.
Join MoFo on April 14 in London for a fireside chat with Jamie Susskind and Lokke Moerel on how emerging tech is transforming risk, strategy, and decision-making for today’s leaders.
Register now: bit.ly/3PZZ5lH
In this episode of Data, Cyber + Privacy PLUS, Kaylee Cox Bankston and Boris Segalis continue their conversation with Georgina Merhom, exploring gaps in financial data systems, why traceability matters, and how shifting ownership models are changing data’s value: bit.ly/4dGn0QX
MoFo’s Nathan Taylor testified before the U.S. House Financial Services Committee on modernizing financial privacy laws. The hearing focused on proposed updates to Title V of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act governing data privacy and security for financial institutions. Learn more: bit.ly/40zxbze
After an unexpected, late-session veto, the effort to strengthen protections for consumer health information is back on the table in New York. Read key takeaways: bit.ly/4t0JSPT
The UK ICO has signaled how it will regulate agentic AI, with a focus on governance and technical controls. In this article (Privacy Laws & Business UK Report, March 2026), MoFo’s Annabel Gillham and Michelle Luo explain what this means for organizations deploying these systems: bit.ly/41dT878
Legislative sessions are underway, and neural data privacy remains top of mind for lawmakers across the US. While the final form of these bills may shift, key themes are emerging: bit.ly/4uysxiL
On March 17, MoFo's Nathan Taylor will testify before the U.S. House Financial Services Committee at a hearing titled “Updating America’s Financial Privacy Framework for the 21st Century,” examining legislation to modernize Title V of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act. Learn more: bit.ly/40zxbze
NIS2 is a cybersecurity game changer, aimed at strengthening cybersecurity responses in critical sectors across the EU. Although many EU member states have now implemented NIS2 into local law, several are still outstanding. Visit our NIS2 Tracker to track the latest developments: bit.ly/4cB5kpA
The European Commission has proposed targeted amendments to NIS2—narrowing scope, recalibrating supervision, and adding maximum harmonization, while keeping core cybersecurity obligations intact. Learn more: bit.ly/46H3QX4
AI notetakers are becoming standard in meetings but so are lawsuits. As plaintiffs test federal and state wiretapping theories against these tools, what should providers and users know about the risks? And what steps can they take now to reduce potential exposure? Learn more: bit.ly/3OyxJTb
Protecting privilege while using AI isn’t as straightforward as it seems. A recent SDNY decision suggests that documents created with free or public LLMs, without direction from counsel, may not be protected by attorney-client privilege. Read key takeaways: bit.ly/40mhSd0
What has changed about U.S. regulators’ intention to regulate data transfers to U.S. foreign adversaries in 2026? Find out in the latest installment of "A MoFo Privacy Minute." bit.ly/3MVD3iZ
In an article for IAPP, MoFo’s Lokke Moerel analyzes the proposed EU Digital Omnibus changes to the GDPR aimed at facilitating AI innovation and explains why the amendments may create more problems than they solve: bit.ly/4apZUfx
The start of the year is an excellent time to review and update your organization’s privacy assessment process, particularly in light of new regulations under the CCPA. Find out how you can prepare: bit.ly/4qHET4M
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has updated its guidance to set new security and privacy requirements for contractor systems handling controlled unclassified information. The changes could impact contractor eligibility for GSA work and add new compliance burdens. bit.ly/3Oi0KSS
California’s DFPI is eyeing expanded oversight of credit reporting. A recent request for comment asks whether CRAs should register with and be supervised by the DFPI, potentially broadening regulation under the California Consumer Financial Protection Law: bit.ly/3ZPerLz
As scrutiny of child online safety grows, organizations face increasing tension between the UK Online Safety Act and data protection laws. In Privacy Laws & Business UK, MoFo’s Mercedes Samavi and Georgia Wright explore where the regimes align, clash, and what it means for compliance: bit.ly/4ttZBrI
Join MoFo on February 4 to learn about the key trends set to reshape the 2026 state privacy landscape, from AI oversight and children’s privacy safeguards to cutting-edge consumer protection and biometrics regulation: bit.ly/3Z8UhvM
Rapid innovation and evolving regulations are reshaping privacy and cybersecurity. From AI-driven enforcement and security tools to rising ransomware risks and greater regulatory scrutiny, the landscape is becoming more complex. Check out our predictions for the year ahead: bit.ly/4aV6afR
The latest MoFo Privacy Minute Q&A explores a timely client question on “Steal Now, Decrypt Later” attacks and what organizations should be doing now when encrypted data is at risk: bit.ly/4bTpNp9
MoFo's Alex van der Wolk recently spoke to Bank Info Security about trends relating to EU member states implementation of the Network and Information Security 2 Directive (NIS2), and which states have harmonized their approach to NIS2, and which have diverged: bit.ly/3ZveSdO
New and expanding laws in the EU, UK, and U.S. are increasing obligations for chipmakers and their supply chains, bringing tougher product-level requirements, reporting duties, and downstream security expectations. Learn more: bit.ly/4k4sVk7
What’s ahead for data, cybersecurity, and privacy in 2026? As rapid technological innovation collides with evolving global regulation, organizations are facing a more complex risk landscape than ever. Explore what’s next: bit.ly/4aV6afR
Recent developments under California’s data broker law, the Delete Act, signal intensified focus by the California Privacy Protection Agency on businesses that sell personal information. Read more: bit.ly/4r8LKFj
As technology accelerates and regulatory scrutiny intensifies, privacy and cybersecurity are entering a new phase of complexity and accountability. What should organizations prepare for in the year ahead? Check out our Data, Cyber + Privacy 2026 Predictions: bit.ly/4aV6afR
Join us on February 4 to learn about the key trends set to reshape the 2026 state privacy landscape, from AI oversight and children’s privacy safeguards to cutting-edge consumer protection and biometrics regulation. For more details: bit.ly/3Z8UhvM
