The EU CRA's 24-Hour Clock Is Now Running: What the First Week of Mandatory Vulnerability Reporting Demands of a Self-Hosted PaaS Vendor
Since September 11, 2026, software vendors selling into the EU must report actively exploited vulnerabilities within 24 hours through ENISA's Single Reporting Platform. Here is the three-stage clock, what the first week of coverage revealed, and the readiness checklist for a self-hosted PaaS vendor.
After Bitcoin 2026: What Paul Atkins Said and What the SEC Actually Filed
A sourced timeline separates Paul Atkins's Bitcoin 2026 remarks from the SEC, CFTC, and congressional actions that followed—and identifies which crypto rules remained unfinished by August 30.
CADD Is Live: What a Regulated CAD Stablecoin Actually Changes for Cross-Border Payments
CADD puts regulated Canadian-dollar settlement on Base, Ethereum, and Tempo. Here is the payment-path breakdown of what it changes for cross-border transfers—and the FX, payout, custody, and support work it does not replace.
The EU Just Legislated Who Can Sell Cloud to Its Governments: What CADA's Four Tiers Mean for Your PaaS Choice
On June 3, 2026 the EU turned its SEAL-0 to SEAL-4 sovereignty grades into procurement law. A concrete map of CADA's four assurance levels, where US hyperscalers hit a structural wall, and why a fleet on owned Hetzner/OVHcloud/Scaleway hardware clears a bar a US-headquartered PaaS cannot.
OVHcloud's SecNumCloud GA in June 2026: Why 'EU-Headquartered' Isn't a Sovereignty Certification
OVHcloud's SecNumCloud-qualified instances went GA in June 2026 on ANSSI's 360-control visa. What certified immunity, operational separation, and capital caps require beyond an EU headquarters — and when your PaaS needs to name the visa.
New York Froze 50MW+ Data Centers. The Math Shows Self-Hosted PaaS Was Never in That Weight Class
New York's Executive Order 62 freezes new 50MW-plus data centers — but every self-hosted colocation campus in Europe tops out under that line. Here's the megawatt math, and what the freeze means for hosted PaaS vendors riding on hyperscaler capacity.
The EU's Cloud Sovereignty Framework Grades Providers SEAL-0 to SEAL-4: Where Owned Hetzner Hardware Lands That a Hosted PaaS Provider Can't Follow
The EU's new SEAL-0 to SEAL-4 sovereignty scale just rated a Google-powered cloud service 'sovereign' — here's the real methodology behind that number, and where self-hosted, owned Hetzner hardware actually lands on it.
CLARITY Act Passes Senate Banking Committee 15-9: What It Means for Crypto's Legal Future
The Senate Banking Committee's 15-9 vote to advance the CLARITY Act marks the first time a comprehensive U.S. crypto market structure bill has cleared a Senate committee — resolving SEC/CFTC jurisdiction, reshaping DeFi's legal standing, and setting up a make-or-break floor vote before August recess.
CLARITY Act Clears Senate Banking Committee in Historic 15-9 Vote — What Happens Next
The Senate Banking Committee advanced the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in a historic 15-9 bipartisan vote on May 14, 2026 — the first comprehensive crypto market structure bill to clear a Senate committee. Here's what the bill does, why the vote matters, and what the 60-vote Senate floor challenge means for crypto's regulatory future.