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Data Act: since September, connected devices must open up their data

As of September 12, 2026, the EU data regulation's "access by design" obligation applies to connected products placed on the market. Cars, appliances, machinery, and their companion apps must make data available to the people who use them, in a machine-readable format. What changes for buyers and for developers.

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Cyber Resilience Act: exploited vulnerabilities must now be reported within 24 hours

As of September 11, 2026, the first obligations of the EU regulation on the cybersecurity of digital products kick in. Anyone selling software or connected devices in the Union must report exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents on a strict timeline. What changes and how to get ready.

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The AI Act, August 2026: what actually changes for developers

As of this month, obligations for high-risk AI systems become fully applicable across the European Union. It isn't just a legal problem anymore — it's a problem of architecture, documentation, and process.

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