UK online safety deadlines loom, impacting 100K companies worldwide
The UK’s Online Safety Act imposes tough safety requirements on thousands of tech companies globally. Learn five steps to compliance in PwC’s The Next Move.
Next Move: Practical insights on regulatory and policy developments in technology
Building trust in technology is complex work. Regulators and policymakers — keen to build new guardrails for a digital society — stand on largely unfamiliar ground. They often take different, sometimes contradictory, approaches because they have different missions and visions. At the global level, regulatory divergences reflect profoundly different value systems.
Through Next Move, PwC's monthly publication, we provide context to policy and regulatory developments in technology and offer guidance on how organizations can adapt.
Latest issue:
Bulk data transfer limits are coming: What’s my exposure?
The DOJ issued a rule restricting bulk transfers of sensitive US data to foreign “countries of concern.” Enforceable starting April 8, 2025, the rule seeks to counter economic espionage by setting strict limits on the collection, processing and transfer of bulk sensitive data on US persons, as well as US government-related data. Affected companies, which span a range of sectors, should assess their exposure and secure their cross-border data flows.
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How state privacy laws regulate AI: 6 steps to compliance
Organizations must proactively understand and adapt to evolving AI-specific data privacy laws. We discuss the steps companies can take to prepare in PwC’s the Next Move.
Surge of California laws alters AI regulatory landscape
California enacted a flurry of AI laws, adding complexity to an already fragmented US regulatory environment.
AI compliance starts with ‘operationalizing’ your risk-assessment capabilities
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Cyber harmonization obstacles
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State AI laws proliferate, altering the regulatory landscape
FCC unveils cyber trustworthiness labels for consumer products, Treasury warns firms of AI risks.
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White House limits bulk data transfers to foreign adversaries
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