BSA urged Congress to move forward with the SECURE Data Act to extend privacy rights from the 21 US state laws on which it is modeled to consumers nationwide. BSA Managing Director of Policy Kate Goodloe told a subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee that the SECURE Data Act takes the right approach … Read More >>
Europe’s Tech Sovereignty Debate is About More Than Technology
The question is no longer whether Europe should pursue technological sovereignty, because it should. The more important question is what kind of sovereignty Europe wants to build. Read More >>
The question is no longer whether Europe should pursue technological sovereignty, because it should. The more important question is what kind of sovereignty Europe wants to build. Read More >>
Giving Cyber Defenders First Access to Frontier AI Security Models
The emergence of Frontier AI Security Models like Mythos and GPT 5.5-Cyber have reignited a conversation about AI and cyber policy in world capitals. Read More >>
The emergence of Frontier AI Security Models like Mythos and GPT 5.5-Cyber have reignited a conversation about AI and cyber policy in world capitals. Read More >>
What the Magnolia Decision Gets Wrong About Inter Partes Review
The USPTO’s May 14, 2026, precedential decision in Magnolia Medical Technologies v. Kurin warrants careful scrutiny from the congressional committees with jurisdiction over patent law.
The USPTO’s May 14, 2026, precedential decision in Magnolia Medical Technologies v. Kurin warrants careful scrutiny from the congressional committees with jurisdiction over patent law.
BSA Member Roundtable: Digital Trade Policy Must Keep Pace With Innovation
BSA highlights perspectives from across the enterprise software industry to provide insight into how federal and international trade policy impacts industry.
BSA highlights perspectives from across the enterprise software industry to provide insight into how federal and international trade policy impacts industry.