The Cisco 2026 Data and Privacy Benchmark Study lands at a moment when “privacy” is no longer a standalone function with a narrow compliance
A new category of product is quietly moving into nurseries and playrooms: AI toys designed to behave like an always-available “companion,” encouraging kids to talk
As artificial intelligence moves from experimental deployment into core business infrastructure, governance has become a practical necessity rather than a theoretical exercise. The 2026-2027 AI
Artificial intelligence regulation has rapidly coalesced around a familiar structure: ex ante risk assessment, documentation, and mitigation. Legislators and regulators increasingly require organizations to identify
Implementing a Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program is never a “set it and forget it” endeavor; rather, its value lies in its ability to evolve
For those who do not have access to a PDF reader we supply the recent Connecticut data privacy enforcement report below. For the original source
Over the past several years, “dark patterns” have moved from the margins of academic discussion into the center of legislative, regulatory, and enforcement debates in
For privacy professionals, Moltbot formerly known as Clawdbot (a dispute with Anthropic’s Claude made them change their name already) is not interesting because it is
From a privacy professional’s perspective, Moltbook is not interesting because it is novel, viral, or strange. It is interesting because it exposes a structural blind
Brazil and the European Union have now moved from “transfer engineering” to “transfer by default” for many common cross-border flows by adopting mutual adequacy decisions.
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