Digital sovereignty

Who controls data and infrastructure when providers, servers and users are subject to different jurisdictions.

The Liability Gap Nobody Closed

The Liability Gap Nobody Closed

In July 2026, a security evaluation produced a result that fits cleanly into no existing liability framework. …

SignalTrace: Europe Exports the Surveillance It Will Not Allow Itself

SignalTrace: Europe Exports the Surveillance It Will Not Allow Itself

A grey saloon passes under a motorway gantry at 110 kph. The camera on the mast reads the plate, timestamps …

AI and Legal Privilege: The Third Party You Cannot Sue

AI and Legal Privilege: The Third Party You Cannot Sue

When the FBI seized the devices of Bradley Heppner, a company executive charged with securities fraud, agents …

Data Act vs CLOUD Act: who really controls your data in the cloud?

Data Act vs CLOUD Act: who really controls your data in the cloud?

For years, the world operated on a simple assumption: data has a physical place of residence. If it was stored …

The End of Privacy? Backdoors, the Online Safety Act, and the Response of Sovereign Ecosystems

The End of Privacy? Backdoors, the Online Safety Act, and the Response of Sovereign Ecosystems

London has become the epicenter of a global battle for the future of digital privacy. With the adoption of the …

The Shouting Silence: What is a Warrant Canary and Why Its Disappearance Should Worry You

The Shouting Silence: What is a Warrant Canary and Why Its Disappearance Should Worry You

Deep in the coal mines of the 19th century, miners carried caged canaries with them. These small birds, …

The Illusion of Sovereignty: The Olvid Case and the CLOUD Act Trap

The Illusion of Sovereignty: The Olvid Case and the CLOUD Act Trap

The announcement sounded like a true “cry of independence” in the corridors of Paris: the Prime …