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Spas Chilingirov

Spas is a seasoned content writer and blogger with extensive knowledge of GDPR, Cookie Consent, DSARs, data privacy, and security regulations.

Posted articles 147 TOTAL

The EU Just Rewrote What “Personal Data” Means — And Your Organization Needs a New Kind of Document to Prove It EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL· Apr 19, 2026·10 min read

The EU Just Rewrote What “Personal Data” Means — And Your Organization Needs a New Kind of Document to Prove It

The Digital Omnibus doesn’t lower the bar on data protection.

ENISA Opens Public Consultation on EUDI Wallet Cybersecurity Certification GDPR
GDPR· Apr 9, 2026·7 min read

ENISA Opens Public Consultation on EUDI Wallet Cybersecurity Certification

A Critical Step Toward Trusted Digital Identity Across Europe The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has launched a public consultation on…

Canada Launches Comprehensive Privacy Act Review After 43 Years Without Major Updates COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Apr 4, 2026·15 min read

Canada Launches Comprehensive Privacy Act Review After 43 Years Without Major Updates

  Canada has officially begun the process of overhauling its federal Privacy Act—legislation that has remained essentially unchanged since its implementation in…

GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE· Mar 30, 2026·3 min read

U.S. State Breach Notification Resource

Breach notification laws require organizations to alert individuals when their personal data is compromised in a cyber incident.

NIST Report Spotlights Key Obstacles in Monitoring Deployed AI Systems Amid Broader Cybersecurity and Privacy Efforts AI
AI· Mar 14, 2026·5 min read

NIST Report Spotlights Key Obstacles in Monitoring Deployed AI Systems Amid Broader Cybersecurity and Privacy Efforts

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), an agency within the U.S.

CCPA Data Inventory and Cybersecurity Audits CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA· Mar 12, 2026·4 min read

CCPA Data Inventory and Cybersecurity Audits

California’s privacy landscape shifted from “theoretical compliance” to “enforced accountability.” For businesses operating in the state, two major hurdles have emerged as…

Carpenter v. USA – ECPA Chapter 120 of Title 18 DATA
DATA· Mar 10, 2026·8 min read

Carpenter v. USA – ECPA Chapter 120 of Title 18

Beyond Carpenter: Why America’s 1986 Privacy Law Is Struggling in the Age of Smartphones Nearly every modern smartphone functions as a continuous…

The Diplomat Taking a Wrecking Ball to Europe’s Internet Rules: Who Is Sarah B. Rogers and Why Does She Matter to Privacy Professionals? AI
AI· Mar 1, 2026·9 min read

The Diplomat Taking a Wrecking Ball to Europe’s Internet Rules: Who Is Sarah B. Rogers and Why Does She Matter to Privacy Professionals?

She is not a privacy professional in any conventional sense of the term.

Why Consent Is Structurally Failing in the Age of Privacy and Artificial Intelligence DATA
DATA· Feb 19, 2026·7 min read

Why Consent Is Structurally Failing in the Age of Privacy and Artificial Intelligence

For decades, consent has functioned as the legal and ethical linchpin of data protection.

AI
AI· Feb 18, 2026·8 min read

AI Governance 2.0: Why Having a Policy Is Not the Same as Being Protected

In 1903, the Wright brothers flew 120 feet at Kitty Hawk. By 1929, commercial aviation was booming and terrifying in equal measure:…

The El Cajon Privacy Lawsuit Over ALPR CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA· Feb 17, 2026·5 min read

The El Cajon Privacy Lawsuit Over ALPR

The intersection of law enforcement efficiency and digital privacy has reached a boiling point in Southern California.

The Real Price of “Adequate” Privacy: Why Surface-Level Compliance Drains Your Organization DATA
DATA· Feb 3, 2026·18 min read

The Real Price of “Adequate” Privacy: Why Surface-Level Compliance Drains Your Organization

Every privacy leader has heard it before: “Our program checks all the boxes.” Policies are documented, training gets completed, and no regulators…

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