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With the joint press statement given on 15 March 2020 by the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Services, Ministry of Treasury and Finance and Ministry of Industry and Technology;

The Cyber Security Presidency was established under Presidential Decree No. 177 on the Cyber Security Presidency, which determined the institutions' duties, authorities, and responsibilities.

The legislative proposal amending the Law Numbered 6493 Regarding Payment and Security Agreement Systems, Payment Services and Electronic Currency Institutions ("the Law No. 6493")

As of 2 August 2025, a new set of provisions under the Artificial Intelligence Act has entered into force. Providers of general-purpose artificial intelligence...

On December 25, 2025, the Presidential Decree Amending the Presidential Decree on Cybersecurity ("Decree") was published in the Official Gazette, introducing structural changes to the Cybersecurity Presidency ("Presidency").

US authorities have added 140 primarily China based companies to export control lists which target manufacturers of semiconductors and high-bandwidth memory chips essential for AI and advanced computing.

The year 2023 has seen a number of updates in regulation across a variety of industries.

Regulation Amending the Regulation regarding the Procedures and Principles on Implementation of the Law on the Electronic Signature issued by the Information and Technologies Authority has been published on 15 October 2021, ...

The Cybersecurity Law ("Law") entered into force upon its publication in the Official Gazette on March 19, 2025.

The EU is developing a new regulation aimed at identifying users under the age of 18. The initiative aims to enhance online safety by implementing age verification methods for social media and various digital services.

A recent article on BBC shows that around 50% of the companies in the UK have been subject to a cyber-attack or experienced a data breach.

The Digital Transformation Office of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye ("Digital Office") has published a report consisting...

The Judges and Prosecutors Council ("Council") issued a decision on the establishment of new specialized courts.

May 27, 2025 Business Turkey's New Cybersecurity Law Brings Major Changes Turkey has enacted Law No. 7545 on Cybersecurity, introducing the country's first centralized legal framework in this field.

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 Parliament has adopted sweeping amendments that centralize cybersecurity and digital governance powers within the Presidency, marking a fundamental shift in how internet infrastructure and electronic communications are regulated. The legislation transfers critical regulatory authority from the Information and Communication Technologies Authority to the Presidency, including control over internet domain names, emergency response measures, and administrative enforcement.

This comprehensive report examines the evolving landscape of personal data protection in Türkiye, analyzing regulatory developments, enforcement trends, and emerging compliance challenges through 2025 and into the first half of 2026. The analysis covers the Turkish Personal Data Protection Authority's expanding guidance framework, significant enforcement actions totaling TRY 352.5 million in fines, and critical regulatory shifts including new cybersecurity legislation and constitutional court decisions