“Using cybersecurity certification as the basis for providing a complete defense to liability may not prevent every harm from occurring. However, if organizations invest in certification to avoid legal liability, this should collectively improve the resilience and quality of technology products in the United States and beyond.”
Security risk analysis techniques involve identifying security threats in software systems and planning countermeasures. Automation and knowledge reuse aid analysts, but they must interpret and assess tool outcomes, which can be biased. A review of 22 studies highlights conflicting conclusions on human factors in security risk analysis and identifies gaps in literature.
“... this article provides anchorage to scholarly audiences when scrutinizing the extent to which privacy and security measures qualify as ‘appropriate’ in the context of liability claims and actions for damages, thereby creating an opportunity to move from technical insight to legal compliance.”
“This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the recent EU AI Act, the regulatory framework surrounding Artificial Intelligence (AI), focusing on foundation models, open-source exemptions, remote biometric identification (RBI), copyright, high-risk classification, innovation, and the implications for fundamental rights and employment.”