This is no time to be smug, or to feel secure. Laurence Eastham calls for mature reflection and constructive action as the ransomware attack tempts some into schadenfreude and others into doom laden panic…
Read More… from ‘Ye living men, come view the ground where you must shortly lie’
David Berry highlights the practical and legal challenges inherent in any smart city initiative and suggests some approaches that might minimise the risks arising from those challenges…
Read More… from Smart and Connected Cities: Surmounting the Challenges
Stuart Young refers to some detailed research and the reality behind driverless vehicles and looks at ways of regulating moral programming in order to move forward in this area…
Pearse Ryan and Andrea Bowdren remind readers about the European Commission’s public consultation on the review of the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) and summarise the ENISA structure and role….
Sue McLean takes a careful look at a series of common questions that arise, and are likely to arise with increasing frequency, where support is sought from practitioners on a blockchain project…
Pearse Ryan and Robert Cain highlight the role of an EU task force and the issues it is likely to address…
Read More… from European Commission’s Internal Task Force on FinTech
Manish Soni sheds some light on a vital area – trusted computing – which underpins our computing and which few IT lawyers understand…
A selection of predictions covering technical issues and developments affecting lawyers and the wider world…
Richard Stephens worries about the cloud and security in 2017…
In a week of data breaches (and what week isn’t?), Charles Christian offers his thoughts on the 2017 priority…