The internet has entered its “maxxing” era. First there was “looksmaxxing,” a trend focused on optimizing physical appearance. Then came “healthmaxxing,” “sleepmaxxing,” and “wealthmaxxing,” where people searched for every possible
Ernst & Young (EY), one of the world’s Big Four professional services firms and a major player in privacy and cybersecurity consulting, has disclosed a data breach involving a third-party
Just two days after a significant federal court ruling, the landscape of California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) litigation continues to shift. On July 20, 2026, U.S. District Judge R.
Most organizations have purchased a tool they were sure they needed. A pasta maker sits on the kitchen counter after one or two uses. A third-party risk management (TPRM) platform
Building or updating a business website involves hundreds of decisions. Somewhere on the long checklist, “add privacy notice” usually appears. Many business owners wonder whether this is truly required or
We have screamed at the top of our virtual lungs about the risks of having a broken cookie banner and having to deal with a wrongful collection claim. Now we
The Interactive Advertising Bureau’s new white paper, Protecting America’s Youth: A Balanced Framework for Modernizing Children’s Privacy Law, offers something increasingly rare in U.S. privacy debates: a thoughtful, evidence-based proposal
A statute written in 1967 to stop people from clipping alligator leads onto telephone lines is now the busiest privacy litigation engine in the United States. The California Invasion of
While federal children’s privacy legislation remains stalled, state attorneys general are proving they do not need new laws to take meaningful action. The latest wave of enforcement actions makes one
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has entered the heated debate over children’s and teens’ online privacy with a detailed policy blueprint. Released in July 2026, the white paper Protecting America’s