The headline event of the month was the disclosure of a massive credential dataset containing over 16 billion username and password combinations.
June saw governments moving from “watching and waiting” to active intervention, particularly regarding AI and crisis management.
On June 6, the Council of the EU adopted an updated framework designed to handle incidents that transcend national borders. It creates a unified taxonomy and response process for Member States, ensuring that if a major regional provider goes down, the political and technical responses are synchronized.
We are seeing a transition from AI guidelines to hard enforcement:
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