Turkey: Cybersecurity

Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Commission proposed non-binding guidelines applying the Data Protection Act across the entire generative AI supply chain. The proposed framework addresses web scraping, consent, transparency, data minimisation, and accountability, while clarifying that organisations relying on personal data for AI development must adopt appropriate safeguards and provide AI-specific privacy notices where required.

Turkey's advertising regulations undergo their most comprehensive revision in years, introducing strict new rules for discount pricing, AI-generated content, influencer marketing, and environmental claims. With only a one-month compliance period before August 1, 2026 enforcement, businesses must rapidly adapt their pricing systems, advertising practices, and consumer review mechanisms to meet the new transparency and verification requirements.

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During the meeting, data “sovereignty” and cybersecurity were emphasized as integral components of national sovereignty. In this context, strengthening Türkiye’s position in the increasingly competitive global cybersecurity landscape was identified as a strategic priority.

5 Mayıs 2026 tarihinde gerçekleştirilen Siber Güvenlik Kurulu toplantısında, Türkiye’nin siber güvenlik politikaları; mevcut riskler, küresel gelişmeler ve geleceğe yönelik eğilimler çerçevesinde ele alınmıştır.

The Board’s first decision clarifies which sectors will be treated as critical infrastructure under Cybersecurity Law No. 7545 in Türkiye.

Teknoloji artık yalnızca bir destek unsuru değil; iş yapış biçimlerini, değer yaratma modellerini ve organizasyonel yapıları kökten dönüştüren stratejik bir güç haline geldi.

AIS, modern denizcilik operasyonlarının dijital omurgası olup seyir emniyetinin sağlanması ve durumsal farkındalığın artırılması için kritiktir. 2026 yılı itibarıyla güncellenen SOLAS...

January 2026 – In December 2025, the Turkish Personal Data Protection Authority (the "DPA") organised several events and announced six data breach notifications.