This episode explores Vietnam's first comprehensive Law on Artificial Intelligence, set to take effect on March 1, 2026, which establishes a risk-based regulatory framework similar to the EU AI Act but with a distinct focus on national sovereignty. We analyze the four distinct risk categories ranging from "unacceptable" prohibitions to "low-risk" systems, detailing the compliance obligations for essential sectors such as healthcare, finance, and education. Finally, we discuss how the government aims to balance strict safety measures with innovation through the creation of regulatory sandboxes, AI clusters, and a National AI Development Fund.

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The Intelligence and Security Committee’s 2023–2025 report reveals an Intelligence Community operating on a permanent "crisis footing," forcing agencies to continuously divert resources from long-term priorities to handle immediate conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. While the community pivots to address the complex "whole-of-state" threats posed by China, Russia, and Iran, it is simultaneously racing to modernize its technological infrastructure through massive Cloud and AI investments. However, the Committee warns that effective democratic scrutiny of these expanding powers is at risk, citing severe understaffing and a government failure to update the oversight body's remit for over a decade.

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This episode uncovers the "perfect storm" of cyber risks facing cannabis operators, from the regulatory "cashless ATM" crackdowns to the sophisticated phishing campaigns responsible for nearly 9 out of 10 industry breaches. We analyze high-profile incidents like the Stiiizy data exposure to show how third-party vendor vulnerabilities can cascade through POS and seed-to-sale systems, putting customer data and state licenses at risk. Finally, we outline essential "defense-in-depth" strategies, such as separating operational technology from corporate networks and implementing phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication, to build a cyber-resilient business.

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In deze aflevering duiken we in de nieuwe Cyberbeveiligingswet (Cbw), die de Europese NIS2-richtlijn naar Nederlandse wetgeving vertaalt en de huidige Wbni vervangt. We bespreken waarom de implementatie is vertraagd tot het tweede kwartaal van 2026 en waarom de Rijksoverheid adviseert om nu al te starten met de tien verplichte zorgplichtmaatregelen. Daarnaast analyseren we de impact op bestuurders, die persoonlijk aansprakelijk kunnen worden gesteld voor het falen van het digitale risicobeheer.

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This episode unpacks the new timeline for the Cyberbeveiligingswet, the Dutch implementation of NIS2 now projected for the second quarter of 2026, and explains the critical distinction between Essential and Important entities. We dive into the expanded fiduciary duties for board members, who now face mandatory training and potential personal liability if they fail to approve and supervise strict risk management measures. Experts discuss why the "Duty of Care" obligations—ranging from supply chain security to incident reporting within 24 hours—must be adopted now to avoid catastrophic fines of up to €10 million.

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As governments from Australia to Texas enforce "digital borders" through mandates like the Social Media Minimum Age Act, the internet is rapidly shifting from an open forum to a surveillance state requiring government ID or biometric scans for entry. While intended to protect children, experts warn these systems create "massive centralized repositories" of sensitive data ripe for hackers, while determined minors easily bypass them using VPNs or even photos of pets. This episode unpacks how these laws threaten online anonymity, disproportionately exclude marginalized communities, and force users to trade their privacy for the right to speak.

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