The E.U.’s expanding web of data and AI laws presents challenges that extend beyond determining how the various regimes interact. Organizations also must monitor evolving guidance and enforcement priorities and translate the GDPR, AI Act, Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, Data Act and NIS2 into practical compliance measures. Distilling insights offered during a BARBRI program by attorneys from Anderson & Kreiger and Ogletree Deakins, this second installment in a two-part series examines available guidance and enforcement trends, and offers advice on how organizations can prepare to comply with the laws. Part one provided an overview of the five principal E.U. data laws and directives, and addressed the interplay among those regimes. See our two-part series on cybersecurity obligations in the E.U.’s digital laws: “AI Act, CRA and NIS2” (Sep. 4, 2024), and “Data Act, DORA and Compliance Steps” (Sep. 11, 2024).