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EN 18286 readiness in 5 steps: from AI governance to auditable compliance
What do you actually have to do to get ready for EN 18286 and the AI Act? This article sets out the path in five steps, from mapping AI systems through the req…
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“We have ISO 42001, so are we AI Act compliant?” – Why ISO/IEC 42001 and EN 18286 do not replace each other
ISO/IEC 42001 is a strong organisational AI governance framework, but it does not replace the assessment of the AI Act’s system- and role-dependent requirement…
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How Banks Can Collaborate on Fraud Data Without Sharing Raw Transactions - 3 of 3
Conventional fraud consortia still require a central operator to receive readable identifiers and transaction records. An anonymizing Data Clean Room, however,…
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EN 18286:2026 – what does the new AI Act standard mean for companies?
EN 18286:2026 has been published – the new European quality management standard supporting EU AI Act requirements. We look at who it affects, what it covers, h…
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How Banks Can Collaborate on Fraud Data Without Sharing Raw Transactions - 2 of 3
We discuss 7 specific use cases, namely: 1. Detecting mule-account networks 2. Preventing APP fraud before settlement 3. Cross-border payment fraud 4. Synt…
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What happens when AI gets it wrong?
What happens when an AI system makes a mistake or influences a poor decision? This article explores how the AI Act allocates responsibilities among providers, …
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How Banks Can Collaborate on Fraud Data Without Sharing Raw Transactions - 1 of 3
Fraud rarely stays within one bank. Criminal networks move money across accounts, institutions, payment providers, and borders—while each participant sees only…
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AI Act and ISO 42001: When Compliance Becomes an Operating Model
AI Act compliance is no longer merely a legal or IT issue, but a matter of corporate governance. This article explains the relationship and differences between…
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The Cost of Waiting: Key AI Act Deadlines Companies Can No Longer Ignore.
The obligations introduced by the EU AI Act are being phased in, but the time available for organizations to prepare is rapidly shrinking. This article reviews…
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