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258 episoder
siden 6. juni 2019
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What should a company do when it discovers a vulnerability in a product covered by the EU Cyber Resilience Act? And what happens when that vulnerability becomes a cybersecurity incident?In this episode, Giulio Coraggio, a technology and data lawyer, discusses with the journalist Antonio Ravenna how…

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What incidents and vulnerabilities must be reported under the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)?Since 11 September 2026, the CRA reporting obligations are in force, with companies required to assess and report certain cybersecurity incidents and actively exploited vulnerabilities through the ENISA reporti…
The September 11 deadline under the Cyber Resilience Act has passed, and the reporting platform is already operational. Companies within the CRA’s scope need to understand what the new reporting obligations mean and what action is required.Watch my latest video for a practical overview of the CRA r…
Prediction markets are expanding rapidly, allowing users to trade contracts linked to the outcome of future events, from elections and sports competitions to economic and other real-world events.But how should these platforms be qualified under European gambling laws?In this episode of Diritto al D…
The EDPB has issued its new Guidelines on Anonymisation, and they could have major implications for AI systems, AI training data and GDPR compliance. In this episode of the Legal Break, Giulio Coraggio discusses the new EDPB Guidelines with journalist Antonio Ravenna and explains what they mean in …
The Digital Omnibus has postponed the obligations on high-risk AI systems, but it has not modified the general date of application of the AI Act. As a consequence, as of the 2nd of August 2026, the enforcement powers on general purpose AI models, the transparency obligations under Article 50 and th…
As of 19 June 2026, withdrawing from a contract concluded online should become as simple as signing up for it. In this episode, journalist Antonio Ravenna interviews Federico Toscani of DLA Piper to unpack the new Article 54-bis of the Italian Consumer Code (Legislative Decree 206/2005), introduced…
In this episode of Legal Break, Giulio Coraggio, location head of the Italian Intellectual Property & Technology Law group at the law firm DLA Piper and the journalist Antonio Ravenna explain an important Italian court decision about DPO liability, GDPR, and cyber fraud. A company lost €390,000…
Is your organization truly ready for NIS 2? Italy transposed the NIS 2 Directive through Legislative Decree 138/2024 — but implementation is complex, obligations are strict, and the criticalities are real.In this episode of The Legal Break, Giulio Coraggio and the journalist Antonio Ravenna give a …
Italy just became the first EU country to pass a comprehensive national AI law — and the real game-changer is what comes next. In the time it takes to finish your coffee, Giulio Coraggio and journalist Antonio Ravenna break down how Italy's Law No. 132/2025 plugs into the EU AI Act, and why th…
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