Last week, two of the most prominent privacy bills in the country died, in large part over a debate about a private right of action. Here’s a rundown of the ongoing disagreement and how it could shape the trajectory of US privacy.
Data Minimization is a core privacy practice for organizations worldwide. This guide will cover the basic principles of Data Minimization, and show how your business can implement it in a privacy program.
Data subject access requests (DSARs) and data subject requests (DSRs) are among the most prominent user-facing aspects of modern privacy regulations
Erasure requests are a key component of privacy regulations worldwide. To meet the growing requirements, teams must be able to effectively erase a requesting user’s data.
Cookie consent is one key aspect of effective consent management. An eye to the latest EU privacy proposals on cookie consent can help teams achieve global compliance.
The privacy power-players in 2021 aren’t federal lawmakers – they’re tech giants. However, the year is young, and lawmakers already have the enthusiasm to drive privacy progress. They just need to channel it into a federal privacy law.
Teams need to present consent options to users in terms they can understand, and striking the balance between clarity and thoroughness is key for strong privacy ops. Here’s how your team can get there.
Some historical perspective on consent management can help steer teams building for robust privacy operations today. Here are 3 steps to enable more effective consent management in 2021.
To meet users’ rising expectations for data privacy, teams must first understand the basic frameworks for consent management. Different regulations apply distinct approaches to user consent, and growing companies in 2021 need to understand both approaches.
Virginia’s CDPA and California’s CCPA look alike, both in their names and their overall terms. However, companies must understand where they differ in order to remain compliant and to prepare for other states’ laws.
