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Data breach notification: what you must be able to prove

Data breach notification: what you must be able to prove

A data breach notification requires evidence: detection time, scope, decisions and measures taken. What holds up when the regulator asks.
The Claude Text Watermark: What It Proves and What It Cannot

The Claude Text Watermark: What It Proves and What It Cannot

Claude's AI watermark marks generated text from 2 August 2026. How the signal works, what the AI Act requires, and why rewriting erases it.
Hidden defects in a used car: how to prove its condition at handover

Hidden defects in a used car: how to prove its condition at handover

Hidden defects in a used car become a dispute over evidence. How to document vehicle condition at handover with certified, time-stamped photos and video.
AI Slop: Why a Web Flooded With Synthetic Content Rewards Verifiable Sources

AI Slop: Why a Web Flooded With Synthetic Content Rewards Verifiable Sources

AI slop is low-quality synthetic content produced at scale. Detection scales poorly and the AI Act labels the artificial without proving the authentic.
Digital product passport: certified supply chain data under the ESPR

Digital product passport: certified supply chain data under the ESPR

The ESPR introduces the digital product passport. What data it requires, from the battery passport in 2027, and how to certify supply chain evidence.
Plant logbook and maintenance records: the data provenance that holds up in an audit

Plant logbook and maintenance records: the data provenance that holds up in an audit

Maintenance records written after the fact carry little weight. What makes each entry datable, located and verifiable by a third party.
CCTV footage as evidence: from system export to certification

CCTV footage as evidence: from system export to certification

Exported CCTV recordings lose date, continuity and quality. How certifying the export fixes camera ID, system time and file integrity.
ISO 21043: The Forensic Sciences Standard and Digital Evidence

ISO 21043: The Forensic Sciences Standard and Digital Evidence

ISO 21043 sets requirements for the forensic process from scene to courtroom. Where it applies, how it relates to ISO/IEC 27037 and what changed in...
ISO/IEC 17025 and laboratory data integrity: from measurement to test report

ISO/IEC 17025 and laboratory data integrity: from measurement to test report

ISO/IEC 17025 is still the 2017 edition, and it already asks for control of information. What that means for measurement data and test reports.
ISO/IEC 17020:2026: what changes for inspection evidence

ISO/IEC 17020:2026: what changes for inspection evidence

ISO/IEC 17020:2026 strengthens control of data and information. What changed, when 2012 accreditations expire, and how to defend field evidence.
Phishing and clone sites: capturing the evidence before the page disappears

Phishing and clone sites: capturing the evidence before the page disappears

Phishing evidence disappears within hours. How to capture and certify a clone site while it is live so the proof holds after the domain is...
The limits of the EU AI Act: what transparency cannot guarantee

The limits of the EU AI Act: what transparency cannot guarantee

The EU AI Act limits stop at the perimeter: who is bound, why markers break, and what it takes to prove content is authentic.
Data Authenticity Clauses: What B2B Contracts Now Require

Data Authenticity Clauses: What B2B Contracts Now Require

Data authenticity clauses now appear in tenders and supply agreements: what they require, where they come from and which evidence must be verifiable.
Test report and acceptance records: proving the provenance of measurement data

Test report and acceptance records: proving the provenance of measurement data

How a test report holds up in a quality audit or a supply dispute: ISO/IEC 17025 records, FAT and SAT evidence, measurement data provenance.
Fake corporate announcements: proving what the issuer published

Fake corporate announcements: proving what the issuer published

A fake corporate announcement moves the price before the denial. How the Market Abuse Regulation frames financial disinformation and why proof matters.
Escrow: what it is, how it works and which tools it takes

Escrow: what it is, how it works and which tools it takes

Escrow is a conditional deposit held by a neutral third party: how it works, who acts as agent, and what it takes to prove what...
Invoice fraud and the IBAN swap: how to prove which email is the original

Invoice fraud and the IBAN swap: how to prove which email is the original

Business email compromise and the IBAN swap are settled on proof: what a bank, an insurer and a supplier argue, and how the original email...
Audit evidence for publicly funded projects: proving the work was done

Audit evidence for publicly funded projects: proving the work was done

Public funding audits check whether work was actually done. Site photos, inspection reports and attendance logs need verifiable time and place.
Cargo damage in transit: how to document the condition of a shipment

Cargo damage in transit: how to document the condition of a shipment

Cargo damage in transit: how to document the condition of a shipment so CMR reservations, the seven-day window and dock photographs actually hold.
Labelling AI content is not enough: the case for proof of authenticity

Labelling AI content is not enough: the case for proof of authenticity

From 2 August 2026 the AI Act requires labelling synthetic content, but flagging the fake doesn't prove the true. Certification at the source completes it.