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Christina Egelund

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Digital child and youth protection initiatives

13 clusters · 215 sources · last updated

Latest: Denmark Minister challenges EU block on social media age limits

Efforts to improve digital safety for children and youth have gained momentum through regulatory advocacy and expert recommendations. In the European Union, the Commission has proposed the ‘EU Kids Act’, a regulatory fra

[ACTIVE] [TECHNOLOGY] [EU] [AU] [BR]

Global surge in social media regulation for minors

18 clusters · 203 sources · last updated

Latest: Dutch Cabinet supports EU Kids Act while raising privacy concerns

Global efforts to regulate social media for minors are intensifying through new legislation and judicial rulings. In Australia, a ban prohibiting children under 16 from holding accounts went into effect in late 2025, res

[ACTIVE] [TECHNOLOGY] [DK] [US]

Denmark digital sovereignty policy and funding

2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated

Latest: Denmark debates digital sovereignty and funding allocation

Danish Minister for Research, Education, and Digitalization, Christina Egelund, has emphasized the need to strengthen Denmark and Europe’s digital sovereignty. Egelund noted that the region faces vulnerabilities due to a

[ACTIVE] [TECHNOLOGY] [DK]

Cyberattacks on Danish universities

3 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: University of Copenhagen investigates cyberattack exposing 525,000 people

A series of major cyberattacks has targeted prominent Danish academic institutions. The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) reported a serious breach of its identity and rights management system, potentially affecting

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Denmark CPR data breach and new security mandates

6 clusters · 91 sources · last updated

Latest: Denmark data breach exposes 8.8 million identities via weak password

A major data breach within Denmark’s Central Person Register (CPR) has exposed the personal information of approximately 8.75 to 8.8 million records. The compromised data includes names, addresses, and personal identific

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