The Allianz Risk Barometer 2026 shows how the use of AI is becoming one of the biggest business risks for companies worldwide. A major problem: in many cases, the introduction of AI is progressing faster than governance, regulation and corporate culture can keep pace.
The latest „Cyber Pulse: An AI Security Report“ from Microsoft warns against the uncontrolled use of shadow AI agents. Which concrete measures guarantee significantly higher security.
Data protection officers are facing a transformation: from regular trustees to strategic partners for AI governance. Find out why AI literacy is becoming a core competence of DPOs and what responsibilities they will have in the future.
We present a practical 5-step plan that companies can use to bring AI governance to life. Each step highlights typical stumbling blocks and provides concrete recommendations for action, supplemented by best practices.
The KRITIS umbrella law supplements existing IT security regulations by pursuing an all-hazards approach. In other words, protection against natural hazards, technical faults, sabotage, terrorism and other non-IT-related threats. Here you will find an overview of the most important points of the KRITIS-DachG.
The Pay Transparency Directive will impose new obligations on companies in the EU by June 7, 2026 at the latest. The points at which the directive is problematic in terms of data protection law and how companies can prepare GDPR-compliant information, reporting and access concepts now.
More and more AI use cases are processing personal information, from customer data and employee details to sensitive analyses. The solution: AI governance and data protection compliance hand in hand. An integrated approach that includes an AI inventory, a Processing directory and DSFA processes seamlessly.
Artificial intelligence is quietly finding its way into software as an update, as part of regular version updates. For the governance of the company, this means that something fundamental is happening without the established release processes taking effect. What companies should pay attention to now.
A recent ruling by the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) provides clarity with regard to non-material damages pursuant to Art. 82 GDPR in the event of a data leak at a former processor.
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