AUGUST 2026 ISSUE NO. 326
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APAC
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India’s SEBI fined a central securities
depository INR 10 million for cybersecurity failures following its 2022 malware
attack. South Korea’s data authority sanctioned a social media and a tech giant for
processing personal information without a valid lawful basis. China’s
CAC launched public consultation on revised draft administrative measures for
internet information services. Singapore’s
PDPC issued guidance on the responsible use of personal data in generative AI
systems. Vietnam
government approved its National Digital Transformation Strategy for 2026 - 2030.
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EMEA
- The European Commission imposed EUR 890
million fine on a technology company for violation of the Digital Markets Act.
- UK’s
Department of Science, Innovation and Technology launched a
call for evidence on its approach to international
data transfers.
- France’s CNIL and the Council
for AI and Digital Technology published an
exploratory note on agentic AI and personal data.
- The European Data Protection
Board called for a legal basis for information sharing between regulatory
authorities.
- Italy’s National Cybersecurity Agency updated its FAQs on the obligations of administrative and
management bodies.
- Austria’s
Supreme Administrative Court confirmed unlawful processing of political-affinity
data and imposed a fine of EUR 1.3 million
- The European Commission published guidelines on
transparency obligations under Article 50 of the AI Act.
- Spain’s
AEPD and Competition Commission published an article examining addictive design
and digital platforms.
- Polish
Financial Supervisory Authority issued recommendations for
financial market entities
on cybersecurity risks arising from frontier AI models.
- The
EU Commission and Cybersecurity Agency signed a contribution agreement to
support the health sector in strengthening cybersecurity defences.
- Kenya’s
MICDE launched public consultation on the draft AI and Emerging Technologies
Policy.
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Americas
- The
FTC filed a lawsuit against a telehealth provider over the alleged
sharing consumers’ health information to advertising platforms.
- The US Supreme Court ruled that obtaining
location history data through a geofence warrant constitutes a Fourth Amendment
search.
- New
York’s Attorney General and Governor issued final rules implementing the Stop
Addictive Feeds Exploitation (SAFE) for Kids Act.
- California’s
CalPrivacy launched its first sectoral privacy audit, targeting gig economy
platforms.
- Illinois
enacted a legislation establishing safety and transparency obligations for
frontier AI developers.
- New Jersey postponed
the enforcement of its data broker registration requirements until 2027.
- Brazil’s ANPD published a Technology Radar
report examining deepfakes and their data protection implications.
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