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China’s Meta-Manus block adds new risk layer to cross-border AI diligence
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Beijing has ordered the unwind of a $2 billion U.S. acquisition of an AI startup — and the implications for cross-border procurement, diligence, and vendor-relationship management run well…
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Stakeholder governance gets a stricter audit
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Stakeholder governance is no longer a marketing posture. With B Lab’s V2 standards now in force across all certification submissions, B Corp Certification has moved from a points-based…
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[Educational Webcast] When seeing isn’t believing: Deepfakes, digital evidence, and proving authenticity in the age of AI
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Deepfake technology has moved digital media authenticity from a theoretical concern to an operational challenge for legal, cybersecurity, regulatory, and investigative teams. This on-demand HaystackID® webcast addresses that…
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Data collection in occupied territory: A closer read of Cyber Law Toolkit scenario 35
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Surveillance in occupied territory now sits at the intersection of cyber operations, humanitarian law, human rights law, and data governance. This analysis, a companion piece to today’s earlier…
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Cyber Law Toolkit tests surveillance and data collection under occupation
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: The Cyber Law Toolkit’s newest entry — formally titled “Data collection in occupied territory” and numbered Scenario 35 — puts a worked international-law analysis around three operations any…
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Five great reads on cyber, data, and legal discovery for April 2026
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: April 2026 sharpened a question that now sits at the center of legal, cybersecurity, regulatory, and discovery work: are the systems we depend on still strong enough for…
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From warning to funding: Russia’s expanding media machine and the risk signals ahead
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Russia is spending more on government media in 2026 than in any year since the full-scale war in Ukraine began. The 2026 draft federal budget allocates the equivalent…
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The One Question That Reveals Whether Your Marketing Plan Is Actually A Plan
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Marketing plans often fail not because they lack activity, but because they lack strategic clarity. In this Forbes Communications Council article, the author addresses a familiar challenge for…
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The router on the shelf is now a national security problem
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Consumer-grade routers and unmanaged edge devices have moved from operational afterthoughts to enterprise risk indicators. A twelve-agency joint advisory released April 23 on China-nexus covert networks makes plain…
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Andrew Haslam’s eDisclosure Systems Buyers Guide at 14: What the 1H 2026 update reveals
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Andrew Haslam built the eDisclosure Systems Buyers Guide to help practitioners make better decisions, and as the guide enters its 14th year, the 1H 2026 update makes clear…