Regulatory & Compliance

Are We Losing the AI Cybersecurity Arms Race?
Regulatory & Compliance Are We Losing the AI Cybersecurity Arms Race?

A recent financial firm was duped out of $25 million not through a complex network breach, but through a meticulously crafted deepfake video call that mimicked senior executives, a stark illustration of a new and perilous frontier in cyber warfare. This incident is not an outlier but a herald of a

Why Is the US Government Pivoting on Crypto?
Regulatory & Compliance Why Is the US Government Pivoting on Crypto?

In a striking departure from its previously cautious and often adversarial posture, the United States government has begun to chart a new course for the digital asset industry, signaling a move from risk containment to structured integration. The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), a key

Black Hat Europe Calls for Proactive Cyber Defense
Regulatory & Compliance Black Hat Europe Calls for Proactive Cyber Defense

The rapid escalation of digital threats has pushed the global cybersecurity community to a critical inflection point, a reality that echoed through the halls of the recent Black Hat Europe conference in London. With a theme of "The Future of Cybersecurity is Now," the event drew a record-breaking

700Credit Breach Exposes Data of 5.6 Million People
Regulatory & Compliance 700Credit Breach Exposes Data of 5.6 Million People

In one of the most significant data security incidents to impact the automotive finance sector, credit verification firm 700Credit has disclosed a massive breach that compromised the sensitive personal information of at least 5.6 million individuals across the United States. The company, which

US Regulator Greenlights National Crypto Bank Charters
Regulatory & Compliance US Regulator Greenlights National Crypto Bank Charters

In a landmark decision that promises to redefine the architecture of American finance, the federal government has officially opened the door for cryptocurrency firms to secure national banking charters, fundamentally altering the relationship between digital assets and the traditional financial

Why Is Nasdaq Cracking Down on Risky IPOs?
Regulatory & Compliance Why Is Nasdaq Cracking Down on Risky IPOs?

The U.S. public markets have long been a global magnet for companies seeking capital, but a recent wave of highly volatile Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) has exposed significant vulnerabilities, leaving many investors with substantial losses. In response to a pattern of stocks surging dramatically

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