In this episode, we explore the evolving threats to election security and integrity, from AI-generated content and misinformation about voter trust to tech companies’ responsibilities and cybersecurity’s role in safeguarding democratic processes. […]

In this episode, Bart Farrell and Sylvain Kalache sit down with privacy and regulatory compliance expert Patty Tehrani to discuss the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA). The proposed federal privacy law aimed to unify the patchwork of state privacy laws in the United States. Patty shares her insights on the implications of APRA, its enforcement mechanisms, and practical steps businesses can take to prepare for this significant regulatory shift.

In this episode, we discuss the EU AI Act and its central piece: the risk-based framework. From how it will be enforced to the necessity of building and using explainable models, Joseba Laka shares how companies can start preparing today for compliance.

In this episode, we dive into the world of intelligent document processing (IDP) with Jonathan Grandperrin, CEO and co-founder of Mindee. As businesses increasingly rely on digital documentation, understanding and complying with data protection regulations like GDPR becomes paramount.

How can how open-source provides the building blocks of a secure and compliant IDP? That's what Chris Clark, Program Manager at The Linux Foundation, and Ram Iyengar, Chief Evangelist at Cloud Foundry Foundation tell us all about.

Evelyn de Souza, Head of Privacy and AI Governance at Oracle SaaS Cloud discusses how companies can turn security, privacy, and compliance into brand differentiators, enabling companies to achieve a quantifiable ROI.

What are the implications of LLMs with data compliance? Teleskope co-founder Co-Founders discuss security concerns tied to AI usage, emphasising the importance of securing data in advance and automating compliance.

Is a world where European companies may not be able to use American internet services possible? In this episode, we learn from Ayedo CEO Fabian Peter, who is in the process of stopping the use of US-based SaaS for his business.

Using SaaS is not possible for many companies because of security and data regulation standards. Introducing Private SaaS; an architecture separating the control plan and data plan, mixing the advantages of SaaS with companies' ability to control their data.

How do data compliance rules impact ownership and control of open-source projects? What are the challenges of scaling and international expansion? Could an API endpoint standard help monitor compliance? Are questions our guests answer during this episode.