policy

Cybersecurity, Data

Close, but Not Quite: Vietnam’s Data Security Law

It is no secret that Vietnam has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic digital economies. From e-commerce to cloud services to AI adoption, the country’s digital transformation has been impressive, and it’s still accelerating. Now, with a new Data Security Law on the horizon, policymakers have a real chance to lock in that progress. How they handle a few key details will matter more than most people realize. Read More >>

Privacy

BSA Testimony: The US Needs a National Privacy Law for the Modern Economy

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 >>

Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity

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 >>

Intellectual Property

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.

Artificial Intelligence, Privacy

BSA Brings Policy Clarity to AI and Privacy Discussions at IAPP Global Privacy Summit

Policy leaders from the Business Software Alliance (BSA) led timely and incisive discussions on issues at the intersection of AI, privacy, and policy at this year’s IAPP Global Privacy Summit in Washington, DC. Read More >>