
EU supply chain law - overview for companies
The EU Supply Chain Act obliges large companies in the EU to comply with human rights and environmental standards along their global supply chains. These are the most important aspects for companies:

The EU Supply Chain Act obliges large companies in the EU to comply with human rights and environmental standards along their global supply chains. These are the most important aspects for companies:

Among other things, the EU wants to take stronger action against money laundering with a binding upper limit for cash payments. The new rules at a glance.

Investigators from several countries strike the biggest blow against cybercrime to date with Operation Endgame. The success the authorities have achieved.

In a landmark ruling, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has clarified the possibilities for member states to Data retention significantly expanded. How far the boundaries have been pushed.

Since 25.05.2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). For the first time, there are uniform regulations across Europe on how companies are allowed to handle personal data. How consumers and companies view the data protection rules after six years.

The top data protection officer is suing the foreign intelligence service BND. What this unique case is all about.

With the AI Act, the EU member states have passed the world's first law on the regulation of AI. The most important regulations at a glance.

The Digital Services Act (DDG) and the Telecommunications Digital Services Data Protection Act (TDDDG) have been in force since May 14, 2024. What adjustments website operators must now make.

There has apparently been a massive data theft at computer manufacturer Dell. Which customer data is affected.
Contact us
Phone: +1 (954) 852-1633
E-Mail:info@2b-advice.com