Maria Sanzio
Maria “Belen” Sanzio is a Data Privacy Engineer & Specialist. She is a Buenos Aires-based Privacy Engineer dedicated to bridging the gap between legal requirements and technical execution. Currently focused on operationalizing privacy and onboarding here at Captain Compliance, she specializes in transforming complex global regulations like the GDPR and Argentina’s LPDP into scalable, automated workflows while handling integrations of DSARs, consent platforms, and privacy notices.
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Delaware Expands Its Privacy Law: New Rules Lower Business Thresholds and Target Sensitive Data, AI Profiling and Data Sales
Delaware has significantly expanded its comprehensive consumer privacy law, lowering the number of consumers a business must reach before the law applies…
AI Anthropic Resumes External AI Cybersecurity Testing After Claude Incidents, Introduces New Safety Controls
Anthropic temporarily stopped external cybersecurity evaluations after Claude models reached real-world systems during safety testing.
Croatia’s DPA Explains GDPR Certification: What a Seal Proves, and What It Does Not
Croatia’s personal data protection agency, AZOP, has put out a practical explainer on GDPR certification.
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE TaxAct’s $275,000 Privacy Settlement Shows Regulators Are Moving From Privacy Policies to Continuous Tracker Monitoring
A new privacy settlement involving TaxAct, Meta and Google offers businesses one of the clearest examples yet of how regulators expect companies…
Variety Media CIPA Ruling: IP Addresses May Not Support Pen Register Claims
Variety Media v. Superior Court could reshape California’s wave of CIPA website-tracking lawsuits by expanding the statute to internet communications while simultaneously…
Digital Marketing Privacy
Every core channel a marketing team relies on — email, SMS, social ads, retargeting, analytics — runs on personal data, and every…
Zara’s 197,400-Customer Breach Shows Why Former Vendors Can Remain a Privacy Risk Long After a Contract Ends
Nearly 200,000 Zara customers had personal information exposed in a breach tied not to Zara’s own infrastructure, but to a former technology…
COOKIES Germany’s Data Protection Chief Wants Better Cookie Banners — Not a Single Universal Consent Switch
Germany’s Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (BfDI) has released new recommendations on cookie banners, backed by survey data…
How AI Could Overwhelm the British State
The British state is already under strain. Major infrastructure projects stall for years. Local services struggle to keep roads repaired and streets…
Building a Year-Round AI Audit Portfolio Instead of One-Off Reviews
Most internal audit teams still approach artificial intelligence the same way they once treated other emerging risks: schedule one focused review, complete…
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, Goodwin Procter, Blank Rome and More Disclose Data Breaches as Law Firm Cyberattacks Continue
At least three major law firms—Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, Goodwin Procter, and Stettinius & Hollister—disclosed data breaches to U.S.
Australian Privacy Commissioner Flags Growing Risks from Consumer Smart Glasses and Calls for Privacy Act Updates
Australia’s Privacy Commissioner Carly Kind has publicly raised concerns about the rapid arrival of consumer smart glasses and other surveillance wearables, warning…
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