Adrian Hori
Senior Privacy Editor, Captain Compliance
Adrian is a Cornell Law School graduate. As a privacy advocate he has studied with the international association of privacy professionals and worked at top 500 law firms on their compliance consulting campaigns. Consulting with EU and data privacy teams on best practices after the birth of GDPR. A seasoned editor and versatile content writer. Adrian enjoys working on business research topics with 11+ years of experience assisting companies across various industries, including legal, compliance, finance, technology, and media, in creating informative and engaging content tailored to their target audiences. When he’s not immersed in writing and research, Adrian enjoys exploring the world of photography, reading books on personal development, traveling the world, and practicing mindfulness through meditation and yoga.
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GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE Flock’s License Plate Scandal Exposed: States Fight Back Against Surveillance Overreach
The world of surveillance technology took a dramatic turn this week as Flock Safety, a leading provider of automatic license plate reader…
Securing the Future: Lessons from National Digital IDs for Privacy and Trust in the AI Era
As governments and businesses race to digitize services, national digital identity (NDI) systems have become critical infrastructure, enabling everything from secure banking…
Similarities Between Patent Trolls and Privacy Lawsuit Mills
An insurance executive roundtable we recently hosted discussed some of the similarities between patent trolls and the rise in data privacy lawsuits.
DATA Urgent Alert From Florida AG: The Rising Threat of Data Privacy Violations in Medical Devices
As a leading B2B data privacy software provider, Captain Compliance is sounding the alarm on the growing risks posed by unsecured medical…
Legal Remedies in Mexico Under the New Transparency and Data Protection Framework
A constitutional amendment was published in Mexico’s Diario Oficial de la Federación that dissolved the National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information,…
COMPLIANCE Vermont’s S.69 Age-Appropriate Design Code For Minors Online Privacy
The Vermont legislature passed S.69, the Vermont Age-Appropriate Design Code Act, a landmark bill aimed at protecting minors from harmful online practices.
GDPR Looking Back H&M’s Big GDPR Fine and What Retailers Still Haven’t Learned About Data Privacy
Before we know it will have been 5 years since H&M’s €35.3 million GDPR fine rocked the retail industry, you’d expect most…
Expert Witness for AI Compliance
Rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence has sparked a surge in litigation over compliance issues, ranging from data privacy and algorithmic bias to…
DATA Data Processing Agreement Meaning
As companies collect and share more personal data than ever before, the risks tied to mishandling that information have surged.
COMPLIANCE Kroger’s Data Practices Under Fire: Consumer Reports Exposes Privacy Violations and Discriminatory Pricing
We covered how Consumer Reports found numerous dark patterns and issues with consent management banners not actually blocking cookies and tracking pixels.
What Happens If You Let Your Data Privacy Framework Lapse?
If you stop paying or do not renew your Data Privacy Framework registration you will receive a lapse notice.
AI Biometric Surveillance Ban in New York: Privacy Enforcement, Regional Impacts, and Broader Implications
In a groundbreaking move, the New York Senate’s Internet & Technology Committee has recently advanced Senate Bill S5609, which seeks to ban…
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