Cybersecurity and Data Protection

The Commission will look into whether the Chinese e-commerce company has failed to crack down on illegal products and addictive designs.

The bloc should green-light a “fully fledged intelligence cooperation service at the EU level,” said former Finnish President Sauli Niinistö in a sweeping new report.

The president and former prime minister were among targets of hackers selling highly sensitive data.

The Global Engagement Center has helped thwart Kremlin-backed disinformation campaigns in other countries, but some GOP skeptics may prevent its reauthorization.

U.K. says allies will join it in slapping sanctions on the Doppelganger network.

Antonio Tajani said the breach was “criminal,” as probe zeroes in on private investigative firm.

For Finland’s Henna Virkkunen, the question of securing Europe’s digital infrastructure hits close to Helsinki.

Italian probe reveals “gigantic and alarming market of confidential data,” prosecutors say.

Hacktivists have published a list of individuals allegedly embroiled in election fraud.

The center-right European People’s Party will receive the most speaking time.

Data leaked from a government voter system was used to boost the election campaign of a member of the ruling New Democracy party.

July’s major IT outage served as a wake-up call. But can the EU’s regulatory response make a difference?

The country’s long-awaited Online Safety Code sets up binding rules for large online platforms to better protect users, including children.

Godfather of Munich Security Conference warns that EU lacks investment landscape to close gap with U.S., China.

Multiple U.S. agencies are supporting the Moldovan government in defending against cyberattacks and disinformation from Russia aimed at interfering in Moldovan elections this weekend.

“I’m really scared by digital platforms in bad hands,” Věra Jourová tells POLITICO.

Senior commissioners will be able to hire slightly fewer staff members than their predecessors.

Move comes in run-up to election and concern over pro-Russia shift under Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze.

The EU election dodged a bullet — but it may not be so lucky next time, as AI tools continue to evolve.

British government apologizes for “administrative human error.”

It’s the fifth straight day of hacking against Belgium and it comes ahead of municipal elections on Sunday.

Helsing is riding the wave as Europe seeks defense tech leadership.

New leadership in Dublin has put the EU’s privacy regulators on a collision course with Big Tech.

Documentary claims a Canadian developer is the real Satoshi Nakamoto.