Dr Jacqui Taylor, CEO Co-Founder, FlyingBinary, will join other global leaders in Davos, Switzerland for the Cyber Future Dialogue 2019 to discuss cybersecurity issues.
The Slovak Act on Cybersecurity took force on April 1 2018. It enshrines into national law part of a larger piece of legislation from the European Union (EU): the Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (the NIS Directive).
November 21, 2018 – DJI, the world’s leader in civilian drones and aerial imaging technology, today demonstrated how its AeroScope remote identification technology can be a key element in an unmanned traffic management (UTM) system that safely integrates drones and traditional aircraft into the same airspace.
To some who are unhappy after the breakdown of a relationship, tracking a former partner’s movements and online communications, altering the temperature in their home and making their doorbell repeatedly and inexplicably ring may seem an inconsequential form of retribution.
Kofax®, a leading supplier of Intelligent Automation software to automate and digitally transform end-to-end business processes, today announced Kofax RPA’s next-generation robotic process automation (RPA) capabilities that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).
The new Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018 received its Royal Assent on 19th July. This article reviews the consequences if any of the legislative measure, on the users of Connected and Automated Vehicles or “CAVs”.
telent Technology Services Ltd (telent), the leading mission-critical network solutions provider, has partnered with Digital Global Systems (DGS), provider of enhanced RF perimeter monitoring technology to provide critical asset protection for authorities.
Germany plans to have a final strategy, and funding plans, by the end of November to present to the public at the Digital Summit 2018 on 3-4 December. The government is currently undergoing a conduct a consultation process with experts, associations, organisations and institutions.
Advanced is bringing new technology to solicitors to help drive their productivity levels and minimise work pressure, the British software and services provider has revealed.
National law firm Ashfords LLP has advised leading venture capital funds Notion Capital, Eden Ventures and BGF Ventures on the $350m sale of cloud service company NewVoiceMedia (NVM) to New York Stock Exchange-listed Vonage.
Integrating drones into airspace is an issue facing regulators globally, as safety concerns are prominent, while the economic potential of the technology needs to be allowed to develop and flourish. Managing this traffic with an effective system occupies many companies, hence the launch of U-Space, an initiative to implement pan-European Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM).
A court today awarded a Leeds-based translation company substantial damages after one of its competitors was found guilty of cybersquatting.
Alistair Kinsley, director of policy and government affairs at law firm BLM, speaks to the Robotics Law Journal about the issues that manufacturers and insurers face with the advent of driverless cars, as well as how the motor insurance industry is likely to change.
The phrase “driverless cars” has received significant attention in recent years and according to Gartner’s Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies, autonomous vehicles have already surpassed “peak hype”.
New rules governing drones in the UK were introduced this year as part of an attempt to create a background of safe operations of drones in a growing market. As new rules take effect, with safety liability concerns at the forefront, new demand for drone insurance has also emerged.
Regulatory standards on drones are one step closer in Europe following approval by MEPs of an agreement between the Council and Parliament reached in November 2017 to revise the powers of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
The legal services sector is not immune from the impact of technology. Neither is it immune to its perceived utility and value by both consumers and businesses. All sectors of enterprise go through a phase where tradition, specialist skills and powerful franchises appear to provide genetic protection from external pathogens! Caveat venditor!
As technology develops to allow for autonomous transportation, it is important that regulation keeps pace to ensure that safety standards are maintained.
Nesta’s Challenge Prize Centre, in partnership with Innovate UK, has released its findings from the first phase of the Flying High programme, outlining the opportunities and challenges for implementing drone technology in UK cities.
Software vendors have a responsibility to help customers comply with the GDPR. In fact, their role is clearly defined in the regulation – Article 25 – Data protection by design and by default. Vendors need to proactively consider how their technology could potentially be used in a negative context and put in place controls to reduce the risks to users.
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