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Is Australia’s New Bill the Solution to Ransomware Resilience?
Tech & Intellectual Property Is Australia’s New Bill the Solution to Ransomware Resilience?

Australia has taken a bold step in its fight against cybercrime by introducing the Cyber Security Bill, which mandates businesses to report ransomware payments to the government. This visionary legislation aims to bolster national cybersecurity, promote transparency, and cultivate a collaborative

How Do ISO Certifications Propel Saudi Arabia's Tourism Ambitions?
Corporate & Financial Law How Do ISO Certifications Propel Saudi Arabia's Tourism Ambitions?

Saudi Arabia's Tourism Development Fund (TDF) has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining four prestigious ISO certifications, marking a notable advancement in the country's tourism sector. Receiving certifications in risk management (ISO 31000), legal risk management (ISO 31022),

Creating Effective Patenting Policies for AI Medical Devices
Tech & Intellectual Property Creating Effective Patenting Policies for AI Medical Devices

The rapid advancement of AI technology has significantly transformed the medical device sector. Amid this revolution, protecting intellectual property in AI innovations has become crucial. This article provides an engaging and informative guide on creating effective patenting policies for

EU Warns Bulgaria Over Non-Compliance on Multiple Legal Directives
Corporate & Financial Law EU Warns Bulgaria Over Non-Compliance on Multiple Legal Directives

The European Commission has issued a stern warning to Bulgaria, citing its failure to fully implement various EU laws. These laws cover a wide range of issues from combating racism and xenophobia to ensuring the rights of the accused during arrest, adherence to noise directives, and the procedures

How Does Dorothy Roberts Expose Racial Inequities in Social Systems?
Regulatory & Administrative Law How Does Dorothy Roberts Expose Racial Inequities in Social Systems?

Dorothy Roberts, a distinguished legal scholar and public policy researcher, has dedicated her career to shedding light on the racial inequities embedded in health and social service systems in the United States. Through her groundbreaking research and advocacy, Roberts has uncovered how these

How Can Universities Better Support Disabled Students Legally?
International & Trade Law How Can Universities Better Support Disabled Students Legally?

The recent ruling by a High Court and the tragic case of Natasha Abrahart have underscored a crucial void in the support systems at higher education institutions for disabled students. To address this, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued new guidance aimed at ensuring

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