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  • The Robot Will See You Now Mark Rasch
    As these systems move from "pilot" to "permanent," are you more concerned about the erosion of the physician-patient relationship or the potential for hidden economic "steering" within the algorithms? The post The Robot Will See You Now appeared first on Security Boulevard.
     

The Robot Will See You Now

24 de Abril de 2026, 03:51

As these systems move from "pilot" to "permanent," are you more concerned about the erosion of the physician-patient relationship or the potential for hidden economic "steering" within the algorithms?

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Bank Negara Malaysia RMiT Update: New Authentication Rules for Fintech and Banks

Bank Negara Malaysia’s updated RMiT framework introduces stricter authentication rules for banks and fintech apps. Learn how passkeys, adaptive MFA, device binding, and risk-based authentication help meet compliance.

The post Bank Negara Malaysia RMiT Update: New Authentication Rules for Fintech and Banks appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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  • The EU CRA – Treating Cybersecurity as Product Liability Mark Rasch
    The EU's Cyber Resilience Act (Regulation 2024/2847) shifts cybersecurity responsibility upstream. Explore the March 2026 guidance on secure-by-design requirements, software bills of materials (SBOM), and the impact on U.S. manufacturers. The post The EU CRA – Treating Cybersecurity as Product Liability appeared first on Security Boulevard.
     
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  • As the US Midterms Approach, AI Is Going to Emerge as a Key Issue Concerning Voters Bruce Schneier
    In December, the Trump administration signed an executive order that neutered states’ ability to regulate AI by ordering his administration to both sue and withhold funds from states that try to do so. This action pointedly supported industry lobbyists keen to avoid any constraints and consequences on their deployment of AI, while undermining the efforts of consumers, advocates, and industry associations concerned about AI’s harms who have spent years pushing for state regulation. Trump’s action
     

As the US Midterms Approach, AI Is Going to Emerge as a Key Issue Concerning Voters

26 de Março de 2026, 08:06

In December, the Trump administration signed an executive order that neutered states’ ability to regulate AI by ordering his administration to both sue and withhold funds from states that try to do so. This action pointedly supported industry lobbyists keen to avoid any constraints and consequences on their deployment of AI, while undermining the efforts of consumers, advocates, and industry associations concerned about AI’s harms who have spent years pushing for state regulation.

Trump’s actions have clarified the ideological alignments around AI within America’s electoral factions. They set down lines on a new playing field for the midterm elections, prompting members of his party, the opposition, and all of us to consider where we stand in the debate over how and where to let AI transform our lives...

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  • Why the US–EU Privacy Divide Still Matters in the Age of AI  Jonathan Mortensen
    Explore the evolving landscape of privacy and security in the age of AI. This article examines the cultural and regulatory differences between the U.S. and Europe, the limitations of current policies, and the imperative for architectural solutions to ensure that autonomous systems can uphold privacy standards. The post Why the US–EU Privacy Divide Still Matters in the Age of AI  appeared first on Security Boulevard.
     

Why the US–EU Privacy Divide Still Matters in the Age of AI 

19 de Fevereiro de 2026, 05:00
Data Privacy Automation User Privacy Threatens Security Defenses

Explore the evolving landscape of privacy and security in the age of AI. This article examines the cultural and regulatory differences between the U.S. and Europe, the limitations of current policies, and the imperative for architectural solutions to ensure that autonomous systems can uphold privacy standards.

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