The Israeli Ministry of Justice has published an opinion that aims to clarify whether and how artificial intelligence (AI)-based ventures may use copyrighted content to train machine learning models. According to the Israeli Ministry of Justice, the use of copyrighted content to train a machine-learning tool is likely to be permissible as ‘fair use’ under copyright law and will likely ...
The European Commission published a draft decision to recognize the United States as an adequate country whose laws are essentially equivalent to the level of data protection required in the EU. The draft decision comes about two months after the President of the United States issued a new executive order to promote the legal mechanism that would facilitate the transfer ...
The High Court of Justice in the United Kingdom issued a permanent injunction against unnamed cyber attackers, at the request of a company that had sustained cyberattacks and whose name remains undisclosed under the court order. The court ruled that the plaintiff's anonymity must be preserved because releasing the company’s identity would advance the goals of the unnamed cyber attackers ...
The Israeli Ministry of Justice is proposing new obligations and definitions in newly proposed privacy regulations. The obligations will impact the owners of databases with personal data transferred from the European Economic Area. The new obligations include an obligation to delete information, an obligation to limit data retention periods, and data accuracy obligations.
The newly proposed regulations were prompted by ...
A comprehensive regulation of digital assets in Israel is required, in accordance with the developing standards in the western world. This is the main recommendation in the long-awaited report published by the Israeli Ministry of Finance. The report covers digital assets that are not backed by another asset (such as cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ether), as well as digital ...
The developer and operator of Fortnite, Epic Games, had agreed to a hefty settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Under the settlement, the company will pay the FTC a civil penalty of $275 million for violations of the federal Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). This is the largest civil penalty ever given for violating an FTC rule. ...
Nearly forty OECD member countries adopted the first intergovernmental agreement for the protection of personal data with an emphasis on freedoms and human rights when accessing personal data in times of emergency and for national security purposes.
The intergovernmental agreement joins the OECD guidelines for the protection of privacy that were updated in 2013. The new agreement reinforces the standard ...
The European Parliament and the Council of the Europe Union have enacted a new directive on cybersecurity in critical infrastructures across the European Union. The new directive, dubbed the NIS2 Directive, is intended to replace the original Network and Information Systems (NIS) directive from 2016. It sets a higher standard of regulatory oversight and enforcement of cybersecurity throughout a wider ...
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