Most companies will not build every AI system they use. They will buy it. They will subscribe to it. They will turn it on inside
What the landmark resolution with Attorney General James Uthmeier reveals about the new era of aggressive, multi-state scrutiny on streaming platforms, data brokers, and minors’
The U.K.’s Data (Use and Access) Act has officially moved another privacy compliance obligation from best practice to legal requirement. Organizations subject to U.K. data
Privacy impact assessments are one of the most misunderstood compliance obligations in data protection law. Organizations routinely confuse the two terms, use them interchangeably in
For years, the United States privacy enforcement landscape was characterized more by its gaps than its reach. Federal sectoral law — HIPAA, GLBA, COPPA, FCRA
For the better part of a decade, the EU representative requirement under Article 27 of the General Data Protection Regulation was treated by many non-EU
Most companies are moving too fast with artificial intelligence. They are buying AI tools, turning on AI features, connecting models to customer data, using copilots,
A new surveillance technology being promoted to law enforcement is raising a major privacy question: what happens when license plate readers no longer just track
Australia’s privacy regulator has drawn a hard line around healthcare website tracking. The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner found that two healthcare organizations, Medmate
Artificial intelligence quietly is starting to power everything from personalized recommendations to autonomous decision-making, clear communication about data practices isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s
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