Archive – Technology (2026)

Thousands of people are waiting for their applications to be processed. The system has been down since the morning. The authority calls its IT supplier, who points to the cloud provider, who points to the security partner. Everyone has a contract, but no one has responsibility. This situation is not

A public contracting authority procuring a new information system or cloud service is now facing a challenge that did not exist just a few years ago. It must not only conduct the procurement procedure correctly but also comply with the obligations imposed by the Cybersecurity Act. At first glance, t

When a company outsources its IT systems and data, any weakness in a supplier’s security becomes a problem for the entire organisation – including its management and legal department. This article explains how European and Czech cybersecurity and data protection laws are reshaping contracts with pro

Imagine a team of skilled programmers who will easily deliver a working system on time and on budget. Customer satisfied, contract fulfilled. And then it turns out that much of the code was not invented by them, but by an AI-based tool – and no one has asked who owns the code, whether it carries thi

IT projects involving the implementation of new information systems and technologies are among the most expensive and at the same time the riskiest investments companies undertake. Despite this, lawyers are often brought in only when the relationship with the supplier starts to fray, deadlines begin

At a time when Europe is preparing for the long-awaited launch of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW), businesses and the public sector have another reason to take note – and digital identity is once again at the forefront. The European Commission has presented a proposal for new EU legisla