The UK Government is looking into new laws which will help protect businesses from cyber threats.
As part of the Plan for Change set of milestones the Labour Government hopes to achieve by the end of the current Parliament, the new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aims to boost protection of supply chains and critical national services, including IT service providers and suppliers.
The European Union’s AI Act has now gone into force four years after it was first proposed – and marketers need to be prepared for it.
Although the AI Act will not directly impact UK businesses’ domestic operations, the legislation will still play a role in governing their operations in the EU, especially for those who wish to trade within it.
The UK has been at the forefront of the global gambling industry for nearly two decades, passing laws to regulate remote gaming as early as 2005.
It also has the largest regulated online gambling marketing in the world, generating a total gross gambling yield (GGY) of £15.1 billion in the period between April 2022 and March 2023.
Systemic change is radically transforming the future of FinTech as delegates at the inaugural Future of Payments Conference hosted by FinTech North in Manchester discovered.
During the conference, which was held in partnership with Discover Global Network and Bruntwood Sci-Tech, delegates heard from Barry James that the West is taking two to five years minimum to match what’s going on in China with cBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency).
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