Topic: regulatory requirements
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Volkswagen and Uber test self-driving minibuses in LA
Volkswagen's MOIA America and Uber have begun testing autonomous ID. Buzz vans in Los Angeles, with plans to launch a commercial ride-hailing service with safety operators by late 2026 and a fully driverless service in 2027. The venture must secure California regulatory permits and is conducting ...
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Tesla's Cybercab May Feature a Steering Wheel
Tesla's Cybercab may retain a steering wheel and pedals to comply with federal safety standards and avoid regulatory delays, despite being designed as a fully autonomous vehicle. Regulatory challenges, including a potential production cap of 2,500 vehicles annually without an exemption, could hin...
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Waymo Cleared to Test Self-Driving Cars in New York City
Waymo has received approval to test up to eight self-driving vehicles in New York City, with strict conditions including a safety operator in the driver's seat at all times. This marks a significant step toward launching a robotaxi service in a uniquely challenging urban environment due to dense ...
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IAB Tech Lab Advances Privacy with GPP & DDRF Updates
The IAB Tech Lab has updated the Global Privacy Protocol (GPP) to include new state-level privacy laws and will transition to a twice-yearly update schedule starting in 2026 for better predictability. The Data Deletion Request Framework (DDRF) V2 introduces standardized formats and security measu...
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Zoox Expands Autonomous Vehicle Testing to Washington DC
Zoox, an Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company, is expanding its testing to Washington D.C., its first East Coast deployment, starting with manual mapping and transitioning to autonomous tests with safety operators. The expansion to Washington D.C. was chosen for its dense urban environment and...
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Shadow AI: The Hidden Threat to Corporate Security
Cybersecurity leaders are grappling with AI's dual role as both a critical defense tool and a vulnerability, with widespread adoption but insufficient governance and risks from unauthorized "shadow AI" usage. Regulatory compliance pressures are intensifying, with most organizations facing signifi...
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50 Companies' Biggest Cloud Identity Security Mistakes
Businesses face significant cloud identity security risks, with an average of 40 high-risk control failures per organization, exposing them to breaches and compliance failures. Common vulnerabilities include missing multi-factor authentication, excessive permissions, outdated credentials, and poo...
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Ampcus Cyber vs SISA: PCI DSS Compliance Comparison
Ampcus Cyber targets large enterprises and mid-market organizations with a comprehensive, risk-based PCI DSS compliance solution including gap analysis, penetration testing, and continuous monitoring. SISA focuses on smaller businesses and niche sectors like e-commerce and retail, offering practi...
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Samsung Galaxy Phones Get Global Satellite Connectivity
Samsung is expanding satellite connectivity for its Galaxy smartphones across North America, Europe, and Japan through regional telecom partnerships to ensure communication when cellular networks are unavailable. This feature, already on select 2025 models, supports emergency services and messagi...
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Ready or Not Dev Shares Before-and-After Screenshots Amid Censorship Backlash
VOID Interactive clarified that recent changes to Ready or Not were minor and required for console certification, emphasizing core elements like gore and violence remain intact. Adjustments targeted specific scenarios (e.g., modifying nudity, disabling post-mortem dismemberment), sparking playe...
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