Editor’s Note: Germany’s Sept. 1 attribution of the Leipzig/Halle airport drone to Russia came with a consulate closure, a lease termination and a sanctions push, and with categories of evidence rather than the underlying material. The Federal Prosecutor General’s Aug.
Editor’s Note: The diagram that has organized eDiscovery vocabulary for two decades is final, and EDRM published the argument along with it. EDRM 2.0 arrived Tuesday carrying four structural shifts: information governance moves underneath the whole lifecycle, four early-stage activities
Editor’s Note: Estonia woke eight counties before dawn Tuesday, put ground air defenses on alert and scrambled NATO fighter jets, and by 5:30 a.m. it was over. One drone had crossed the southeastern border. Nothing fell, nobody fired, and no
Editor’s Note: Berlin’s government refused an extortion demand on Aug. 28, and a ransomware crew posted an auction afterward. On the data loss, the state has confirmed that data left one Senate department’s portfolio between Aug. 7 and Aug. 12
Editor’s Note: NIST published a nine-page draft this month showing how a generative AI model can turn policy documents and personnel interview notes into a draft profile of an organization’s cybersecurity posture.
Nowhere in those nine pages does the word
Editor’s Note: Regulators moved the deadline. Litigation did not. When the EU AI Act reached general application on Aug. 2, 2026, the record-keeping duties most practitioners associate with it, automatic event logging under Article 12 and the six-month retention floor
Editor’s Note: Russia’s war economy is running short on gasoline at the same moment its military leans harder on North Korean missiles and troops to sustain the fight, and the Kremlin is managing both stories with the same tool: control
Editor’s Note: Silencing does not always take the form of direct confrontation. Sometimes a leader stops inviting the person who asks the inconvenient question, and that difference can decide what the decision costs. Dropping a name from a distribution list
Editor’s Note: Organizations often mistake visible activity for meaningful progress. In this Forbes Communications Council article, the author examines how communications and business leaders can become overly focused on output metrics, meeting volume, and organizational motion while losing sight of
Editor’s Note: August’s Five great reads converge on a single question: when software acts, who holds the record? The EU’s e-evidence regime became applicable across 26 member states, allowing judicial authorities, where the necessary national implementation arrangements are in place,
