AI_SAFETY
EU Regulatory Changes
1476 changes tracked across 24 compliance frameworks including DORA, NIS2, GDPR, EU AI Act, Cyber Resilience Act, and more.
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DORA NIS2 GDPR CSRD MaRisk ISO27001 EU_AI_ACT CRA DSA DMA eIDAS2 SOC2 PCI_DSS HIPAA ISO42001 AMLD6 PSD3 DATA_ACT GPSR CER EUDR CVE BREACH AI_SAFETY
The publication introduces a cryptographic framework for enforcing access control on distributed version-control systems, such as Git, without requiring trust in the hosting servers. It proposes a ...
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A new academic paper, published on arXiv, proposes a more rigorous framework for evaluating graph-based lateral movement detectors, which are cybersecurity tools that identify attackers moving acro...
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A new technical paper, published on arXiv on July 31, 2026, examines the resilience of 5G New Radio (NR) networks against deliberate jamming attacks. The research analyzes how physical-layer vulner...
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A new academic paper, JUNO: Aggregated Vector Consensus for Optimal Asynchronous Common Subset, has been published on arXiv, proposing a novel consensus algorithm for asynchronous distributed syste...
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The publication of the MOSAIC paper introduces a novel cryptographic framework designed to enable secure, outsourced AI computations. The core innovation allows organizations to run machine learnin...
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A new research paper, Alignment Is Local: A Paired Diagnostic for GUI Agents under User-Side Persuasion, has been published on arXiv. The paper introduces a diagnostic framework for evaluating grap...
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The publication, titled "Formalization of security" under the AI_SAFETY framework, introduces a rigorous mathematical and logical structure for defining and verifying security properties in AI syst...
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A new academic paper proposes using homomorphic encryption to implement logic locking in system-on-chip designs, a technique that could allow hardware to be securely activated or deactivated post-m...
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A new research paper, published on arXiv on July 30, 2026, introduces a method for improving cybersecurity threat detection using large language models with advanced reasoning capabilities. The stu...
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