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The EU AI Act for Security Teams: What Actually Applies to You

The AI Act is a product-safety regulation, not a security framework, but it lands on security teams anyway. Risk tiers, Article 15 cybersecurity duties, GPAI obligations, the phased timeline, and what a SOC running LLMs should write down.

#ai-act#eu9 min
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The Cyber Resilience Act for Software Vendors: A Field Guide

The CRA turns secure development, SBOMs and vulnerability handling into legal obligations for anything with digital elements sold in the EU. Here is what is in scope, what the essential requirements say, and why September 2026 matters before December 2027 does.

#cra#eu8 min
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NIS2 vs DORA vs GDPR: Untangling EU Cybersecurity Regulation

Three EU regulations, three different scopes, one confused compliance team. A clear map of who each one covers, where they overlap, and what to fix first.

#nis2#dora7 min
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Why EU Data Hosting Matters for Security Tooling

Your IOCs and telemetry contain personal data. Sending them to a US cloud service is a data transfer with legal strings attached. Here is what that means for your tooling choices.

#gdpr#data-sovereignty6 min
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DORA Explained for Security Teams: What Changes in Practice

The EU Digital Operational Resilience Act translated into engineering terms: who is in scope, what incident reporting really requires, TLPT, and why your vendor register just became a regulated artifact.

#dora#eu8 min
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inkdex: an index that states facts, a scanner that judges them

Studies, benchmarks and build notes. Method first, numbers included, losses too.

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