FSE 2.0: new privacy obligations for private facilities
From March 31, 2026, the population of the Fascicolo Sanitario Elettronico 2.0 has also been extended to private outpatient clinics not accredited. This entails new obligations regarding clinical documents, interoperability, privacy responsibilities, the right to conceal data, and internal tracking procedures. The article emphasizes that the role of the data controller, IT, and the DPO becomes central to avoiding errors…
Read the article →Age verification tools raise privacy, security and civil-liberties trade-offs
A CISPA-led study on age assurance technologies concludes that there is no one-size-fits-all system that protects minors online without significant side effects. The researchers evaluated multiple approaches to age verification and found that each…
Read the article →Swiss and European regulators are pushing hard on AI governance, privacy, and accountability
A separate cluster in the feed focuses on AI governance, privacy, and compliance frameworks such as the EU AI Act, GDPR, and related national guidance. The practical story is that organizations are being asked…
Read the article →European privacy and chat-control debates are converging with practical security and compliance work
Multiple articles in the feed connect privacy regulation with operational security concerns, especially around chat monitoring, age checks, and data handling. European debates about Chat Control, youth protection on social media, and the limits…
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