Editor’s Note: Deepfakes have moved from novelty to operational threat, and a standing-room session at the Dublin Tech Summit on Thursday made the stakes plain: the forensic test that has governed digital evidence for 30 years no longer settles the question. HaystackID’s John Wilson and Jeff Shapiro walked a packed room through the 2024 Arup…

Editor’s Note: AI, privacy and policy experts put a number on Ireland’s AI ambition, and a price tag on it. On the main stage early on day one of the Dublin Tech Summit, a law-firm partner, OpenAI’s Irish chief and a former Twitter policy head agreed the country is positioned to lead AI governance, then…

Editor’s Note: Cross-border AI infrastructure just got its first global trust framework, and the stakes for cybersecurity, information governance, eDiscovery, and data privacy professionals are immediate. The World Economic Forum and Bain & Company published the Global Framework for Innovative and Trusted Digital Embassies in May 2026, codifying five trust dimensions, including political commitment, legal…

Editor’s Note: European enterprises are walking into a regulatory year unlike any other. The EU AI Act currently lists Aug. 2, 2026, for Annex III high-risk obligations, subject to a pending Digital Omnibus delay to Dec. 2, 2027. NIS2 transposition and early enforcement activity are underway, DORA has been live since January 2025, and GDPR…

Editor’s Note: Marketing departments across cybersecurity, information governance and eDiscovery face a structural pull that few discuss openly: the temptation to make every deliverable look, sound and feel like the company, regardless of where it lands or who reads it. This commentary argues the opposite: that confidence in marketing shows up as the willingness to…

Editor’s Note: Leading voices from the bench, corporate legal departments, private practice, and eDiscovery consulting bring practical depth to a timely discussion on electronically stored information, privilege, AI, cross-border discovery, and defensible discovery strategy. Featuring Philip Favro, Adam Gajadharsingh, Judge Michelle Peterson, and Michelle Six, this HaystackID on-demand program highlights the operational and legal complexity…

Editor’s Note: Europe’s case for owning its own AI stack moved from policy paper to investor pitch on Friday morning at Latitude59. Across the first five back-to-back morning sessions on the Bold Stage in Tallinn, followed by a 450,000-euro pitch-competition awards ceremony that same afternoon, speakers from Nokia, Skeleton Technologies, Bliq, the Cambridge entrepreneur David…