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Sam Seliger

Sam Seliger is a technology executive with over 18 years of professional experience in business development, software development, sales, operations, RevOps, and strategy roles, with an emphasis on startups, enterprise innovation & disruption, and emerging technology sectors.He’s started multiple businesses, and writes about the future of technology, data privacy, and healthcare reform.

Posted articles 179 TOTAL

Britain Will Put Police Facial Recognition on a Statutory Footing. Here Is What the Home Office Actually Promised GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE· Nov 5, 2026·9 min read

Britain Will Put Police Facial Recognition on a Statutory Footing. Here Is What the Home Office Actually Promised

The British government has decided that police facial recognition needs its own law.

Canada’s Privacy Commissioner Wants Five Changes to Bill C-22. What the Lawful Access Bill Means for Service Providers NEWS
NEWS· Nov 5, 2026·1 min read

Canada’s Privacy Commissioner Wants Five Changes to Bill C-22. What the Lawful Access Bill Means for Service Providers

Canada’s Privacy Commissioner, Philippe Dufresne, told senators on November 2 that the federal government’s lawful access bill is better than it was…

Gartner’s 15% Agentic AI Forecast Is Back in Circulation. The Employment Rules It Runs Into Are New AI
AI· Nov 5, 2026·8 min read

Gartner’s 15% Agentic AI Forecast Is Back in Circulation. The Employment Rules It Runs Into Are New

A forecast that AI agents will make “at least 15% of day-to-day work decisions” by 2028 is now circulating again, this time…

OpenAI Hires Former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll. What Its Defense Push Means for Government Data NEWS
NEWS· Nov 3, 2026·9 min read

OpenAI Hires Former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll. What Its Defense Push Means for Government Data

OpenAI has hired Dan Driscoll, who served as the 26th Secretary of the U.S.

Legal Engineers Are Rewiring Law Firms for AI. Someone Has to Govern the Client Data They Move LAW FIRMS
LAW FIRMS· Nov 3, 2026·12 min read

Legal Engineers Are Rewiring Law Firms for AI. Someone Has to Govern the Client Data They Move

For most of the last two decades, the people who knew how a law firm’s software worked and the people who knew…

The OpenAI Agents Didn’t Need Superpowers. They Used Other People’s Loose Ends AI
AI· Nov 3, 2026·9 min read

The OpenAI Agents Didn’t Need Superpowers. They Used Other People’s Loose Ends

Most of the commentary on July’s OpenAI and Hugging Face incident has focused on the agents: how a group of AI models…

cf_clearance Cookie: What It Is and Why Cloudflare Sets It After a Challenge COOKIES
COOKIES· Nov 2, 2026·4 min read

cf_clearance Cookie: What It Is and Why Cloudflare Sets It After a Challenge

If you’ve ever waited on a “Checking your browser” page or ticked a Cloudflare Turnstile box, you’ve been given a cf_clearance cookie.

PHPSESSID Cookie: What It Is, Why Your Site Sets It and Whether It Needs Consent COOKIES
COOKIES· Nov 2, 2026·4 min read

PHPSESSID Cookie: What It Is, Why Your Site Sets It and Whether It Needs Consent

PHPSESSID turns up on WordPress sites, ecommerce stores, membership portals and almost any custom app built on PHP.

NEWS
NEWS· Nov 1, 2026·4 min read

Grounding the Wiretap Wave: How Kronenberger Rosenfeld Defends Businesses Against Mounting CIPA Claims

In recent years, corporate compliance officers and digital marketing teams across the United States have found themselves contending with an unexpected legal…

LAW FIRMS
LAW FIRMS· Nov 1, 2026·9 min read

Privacy Counsel for Website Ad Pixels, Retargeting Tags and Analytics Disclosures: What to Look For and What to Bring

If you run ads, retargeting or conversion tracking on your website, sooner or later someone will ask a question that your marketing…

Privacy Arbitration Demands: How CIPA Claims Bypass Court Filings LAW FIRMS
LAW FIRMS· Nov 1, 2026·20 min read

Privacy Arbitration Demands: How CIPA Claims Bypass Court Filings

Privacy litigation is increasingly taking place outside the American court system, with plaintiffs’ attorneys filing claims directly with private arbitration providers rather…

When the Attacker Is an Agent: What AI-Orchestrated Intrusions Mean for Security, Privacy and the Board AI
AI· Oct 30, 2026·12 min read

When the Attacker Is an Agent: What AI-Orchestrated Intrusions Mean for Security, Privacy and the Board

For most of the last decade, the speed limit on a cyberattack was the attacker’s own staff.

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