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The Rising Tide of AI-Enabled Social Engineering Scams: What Organizations Need to Know
Organizations across industries are confronting a sharp escalation in AI-enabled social engineering scams — highly targeted campaigns that harness AI to craft convincing text, voice and video communications, fueling attacks that have surged in both volume and sophistication.
The Rising Tide of AI-Enabled Social Engineering Scams: What Organizations Need to Know
UK Employment Flash – July 2026
As the implementation of the UK’s Employment Rights Act 2025 continues, employers with employees in the UK will be subject to significant changes in relation to unfair dismissal.
UK Employment Flash
Organizations across industries are confronting a sharp escalation in AI-enabled social engineering scams — highly targeted campaigns that harness AI to craft convincing text, voice and video communications, fueling attacks that have surged in both volume and sophistication.
The Rising Tide of AI-Enabled Social Engineering Scams: What Organizations Need to Know
As the implementation of the UK’s Employment Rights Act 2025 continues, employers with employees in the UK will be subject to significant changes in relation to unfair dismissal.
UK Employment Flash
The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security published a final rule, effective July 10, 2026, expanding the items that can be exported to the UAE without the need for a U.S. export license. The rule includes seven license exceptions and permits the shipment of advanced computing items and servers, with some limitations. We outline the assessments and end-user verifications companies will need to observe to take advantage of the exceptions.
BIS Liberalizes Export Licensing Rules for Shipments to the UAE
On June 30, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court held in NRSC v. FEC that limits on political party coordinated expenditures violate the First Amendment. With this change, we expect to see a rise in the use of joint fundraising committees, and national parties may become somewhat more attractive to donors who do not already max out on party contributions — though likely not at the expense of outside groups like super PACs and 501(c)(4) organizations.
NRSC v. FEC: Supreme Court Invalidates Limits on Political Parties’ Coordinated Spending
BIS Liberalizes Export Licensing Rules for Shipments to the UAE
The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security published a final rule, effective July 10, 2026, expanding the items that can be exported to the UAE without the need for a U.S. export license. The rule includes seven license exceptions and permits the shipment of advanced computing items and servers, with some limitations. We outline the assessments and end-user verifications companies will need to observe to take advantage of the exceptions.
BIS Liberalizes Export Licensing Rules for Shipments to the UAE
NRSC v. FEC: Supreme Court Invalidates Limits on Political Parties’ Coordinated Spending
On June 30, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court held in NRSC v. FEC that limits on political party coordinated expenditures violate the First Amendment. With this change, we expect to see a rise in the use of joint fundraising committees, and national parties may become somewhat more attractive to donors who do not already max out on party contributions — though likely not at the expense of outside groups like super PACs and 501(c)(4) organizations.
NRSC v. FEC: Supreme Court Invalidates Limits on Political Parties’ Coordinated Spending
