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Data Protection, AI & Cybersecurity Brief – August & September 2026

We are pleased to share the August & September 2026 edition of our Data Protection, AI & Cybersecurity Brief.

This edition covers the latest developments in data protection, AI regulation, cybersecurity, and intellectual property across Greece and Europe.

Key Highlights:

  • Trump v. Slaughter: EDPB Letter to the European Commission
  • HDPA Decision 15/2026: Ransomware Attack on EETAA Systems Processing Childcare-Programme Data
  • New State Credit-Scoring System for Citizens and Businesses
  • Guidance on Smart Glasses and Privacy
  • DSA: Designation of ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox
  • HDPA Opinion 10/2026: Unified Property Hub (EKA)
  • AI Act: First European Standard on Quality Management Systems
  • AI Act Enters Enforcement Phase
  • “Trendsetting” Designs Get No Wider Protection: PUMA Loses Safety-Footwear Challenge
  • CJEU: Use of Trademarks in Political Campaigns
  • EUIPO Publishes First EU Design Registrations Using Video and 3D Files
  • Cyber Resilience Act: New Reporting Obligations for Manufacturers
  • Greek National Cybersecurity Authority Maintains List of Malicious Websites

Read the full issue below, and feel free to contact our team for more information.

Data Protection, AI & Cybersecurity Brief – August & September 2026

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