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Our DPOs and CISOs regularly share their take on regulatory and technical news here: new CNPD guidelines, notable sanctions, incident lessons learned, evolutions on the AI Act, NIS 2 and DORA. To go beyond the press release.

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Foxconn: 8 TB stolen — a DLP to meet GDPR (May 2026)

After the “Nitrogen” attack on Foxconn (~8 TB, 11M files), here’s how a design‑centric DLP meets GDPR Articles 32 and 44‑49 and prevents exfiltration without halting production.

Council of State upholds CNIL authorisation for HDH: cloud impact and proof of compliance

On 20/03/2026, France’s Council of State upheld CNIL’s authorisation for the Health Data Hub hosted on Azure in France. Key takeaway: use CSPM to evidence compliance with GDPR, NIS 2 and CSSF 22/806.

PNLD: 135,000 police and partner contacts published on the dark web

The UK’s Police National Legal Database (PNLD) confirmed 1.9 GB of data was posted online: 114,000 PNLD subscribers and 21,000 “Ask the Police” users. The attack, claimed by ExfilSquad, was detected on July 26, 2026.

ANSSI ReCyF: immutable, isolated backups to meet DORA Art. 12

ANSSI’s ReCyF (17/03/2026) calls for immutable, isolated backups to counter ransomware. Here’s how to deploy them and evidence compliance with DORA Art. 12 and NIS 2.

NIS 2 in Luxembourg: what ILR really expects under Article 21

ILR clarifies board duties and expected controls for NIS 2 Article 21, aligned with Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/2690 and Luxembourg’s 5 May 2026 law.

Dutch AP and Council for the Judiciary: data leak via Ivanti EPMM

On 9 February 2026, the Dutch data authority (AP) and the Council for the Judiciary confirmed a leak via Ivanti EPMM flaws exposing professional contact data. How to turn MDM into evidence of control under GDPR Art. 32 and NIS 2.

NIS 2 vs DORA in Luxembourg: notify in 24 h or 4 h?

Verifiable fact: CSSF Circular 25/893 (27/05/2025) aligns DORA reporting with a first notification “within 4 hours” after classification. NIS 2 requires a preliminary alert “within 24 hours.” Key issue: who to notify, when, and against which clock in Luxembourg.

Liechtenstein: UBO register hacked (31,000 individuals affected)

Liechtenstein confirms data exfiltration from its UBO register (VwbP), affecting around 31,000 individuals. A stark reminder: these registers hold highly sensitive data that must be protected as critical assets.

South Staffordshire Water: £963k fine for detection failures

The ICO fined South Staffordshire Water £963,900 for ~5% monitoring coverage and near-absent detection. Here’s why a 24/7 operated EDR/XDR stack is now essential.

CSSF 25/903: Support PSF — the inventory/CMDB as key evidence

CSSF 25/903 strengthens 24/850 and requires structured evidence on support PSF ICT organization. An automated inventory/CMDB becomes central to trace assets, dependencies and controls, and to meet NIS 2 obligations.

Ernst & Young: support ticket data leak — DLP for GDPR Art. 32 and cross‑border transfers

In July 2026, EY confirmed fraudulent access to a third‑party ticketing tool with tax documents downloaded. Here is a practical DLP to curb exfiltration and evidence GDPR compliance (Art. 32 and 44‑49).

LAUNDRY BEAR/NCSC: 'beehive' targets Zimbra — messaging security (NIS 2)

NCSC and partners expose “LAUNDRY BEAR”: a zero‑click campaign against Zimbra. This is the email stack (SEG + DMARC/SPF/DKIM) and NIS 2 actions to reduce risk and notify properly.

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