Well that didn’t take very long with the new law passed on January 1st. Kentucky’s Attorney General has taken a landmark step in state privacy enforcement, filing a lawsuit against
The KCDPA became effective on January 1, 2026, with data protection impact assessment requirements applying prospectively to processing activities initiated or generated on or after June 1, 2026 (per 2025
The RIDTPPA became effective on January 1, 2026, with data protection assessment requirements applying prospectively to processing activities initiated on or after that date. This in-depth guide examines the full
The ICDPA became effective on January 1, 2026. This in-depth guide examines the full text of Indiana Code Title 24, Article 15, guidance from the Indiana Attorney General’s Office, and
As AI chatbots become embedded in daily workflows, understanding their security implications isn’t optional with all of these new AI regulations and privacy laws that are coming with multi-million dollar
As we enter 2026, the American data privacy landscape has shifted from a burgeoning concern to a full-scale regulatory siege. The “Second Wave” of privacy legislation is no longer just
In recent years, artificial intelligence has overwhelmingly been discussed in terms of risk—its potential to erode privacy, facilitate automated surveillance, and amplify bias across digital ecosystems. Yet a growing cohort
When browsing the web or managing a website, you may come across a cookie named cookie_consent_v1. This is a standard functional cookie used to manage user privacy and ensure a
If you are using ACR you will want to get your business compliant right away. Book a free privacy audit with our experts. Your smart TV is watching you. Not
We covered in depth how Illuminate was fined by CalPrivacy for violations and well now its the FTC’s turn. In case we have not been clear it is of the
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