For decades, consent has functioned as the legal and ethical linchpin of data protection. If a person agrees, the story goes, the processing of their data is legitimate. If they
In 1903, the Wright brothers flew 120 feet at Kitty Hawk. By 1929, commercial aviation was booming and terrifying in equal measure: roughly one fatal accident occurred for every million
The intersection of law enforcement efficiency and digital privacy has reached a boiling point in Southern California. Attorney General Rob Bonta recently filed a lawsuit against the City of El
Every privacy leader has heard it before: “Our program checks all the boxes.” Policies are documented, training gets completed, and no regulators have come knocking. By traditional standards, the program
On January 27, 2026, California Attorney General Rob Bonta used Data Privacy Day to spotlight emerging concerns about how businesses use consumer data — in particular, whether personal information is
A closer look at what the agency is prioritizing as new rules kick in and enforcement heats up This piece draws from remarks by FTC Associate Director Ben Wiseman at
Governor Kathy Hochul vetoed the New York Health Information Privacy Act after it passed the state legislature with overwhelming support—49-10 in the Senate, 16-3 in committee. Her reasoning? The law
Chile’s long-awaited Personal Data Protection Law is finally coming into full force at the end of 2026, and businesses across the country are scrambling to get ready. One role that’s
We are all trying to figure out how to handle the rise of AI tech collecting personal data and the privacy rights youth have in this evolving environment. Datatilsynet a
A renewed effort in Washington is underway to limit the ability of U.S. states to pass their own laws regulating artificial intelligence. Federal officials and industry groups are pushing hard
Copyright © 2026 Captain Compliance | Cookie Transparency Powered By 
730 NW 9th St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 | +1 (954) 408-2192 | heroes@captaincompliance.com