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The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act Has Now Been Agreed

Inside Privacy

In terms of timing, the CRA will come into force over a phased transition period starting in late 2025. The CRA will impose a range of obligations for manufacturers and importers of “products with digital elements” (“PDEs”) – a category which is defined broadly to that include both hardware and software products.

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Helpful Guidance on Managing AI-Related Cybersecurity Risks from Hong Kong’s SFC

Debevoise Data Blog

Supply Chain Risks : Where an LC’s development and deployment of a Third-Party provider’s AI LM is undertaken with the use of the Third-Party provider’s data or software, the LC should assess supply chain vulnerabilities as well as data leakage risk at each component of the LC’s AI LM architecture and apply stringent cybersecurity controls.

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Managing Cybersecurity Risks Arising from AI – New Guidance from the NYDFS

Debevoise Data Blog

Third-Party Service Provider and Vendor Management The NYDFS “strongly” recommends that due diligence of third-party service providers should include diligence on the AI-related risks they pose to themselves and to the covered entities.

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The EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA): What you need to know and how to prepare

Debevoise Data Blog

Covered entities must come into compliance with the provisions within 24 months after its entry into force, which depending on the date of publication will likely be December 2024 or January 2025. What are the key requirements for financial entities? DORA requires covered financial entities to comply with new rules in four key areas: 1.