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How Data Privacy Practices Are Driving Class Actions in Canada DATA
DATA· Feb 8, 2026·27 min read

How Data Privacy Practices Are Driving Class Actions in Canada

Recent groundbreaking decisions by the Superior Court of Québec and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice have signaled a transformative shift in…

SN Syeda Nayum Latif Read →
Beyond Compliance Checkboxes: How to Actually Measure Privacy Program Value DATA
DATA· Feb 6, 2026·27 min read

Beyond Compliance Checkboxes: How to Actually Measure Privacy Program Value

Privacy programs exist in a measurement paradox. Organizations spend millions on privacy infrastructure, personnel, and technology, yet struggle to articulate the return…

GW Graeme Whiles Read →
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…

SC Spas Chilingirov Read →
From Data Commodification to State Coercion: Privacy Regulation as the Antidote to Authoritarian Drift DATA
DATA· Feb 2, 2026·5 min read

From Data Commodification to State Coercion: Privacy Regulation as the Antidote to Authoritarian Drift

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement and deepening political divisions, privacy has transcended its traditional role as an individual right…

MD Magdalena Dimitrova Read →
Cisco 2026 Data and Privacy Benchmark Study: The Stats, Signals, and What They Mean for Governance in the Age of AI DATA
DATA· Feb 2, 2026·19 min read

Cisco 2026 Data and Privacy Benchmark Study: The Stats, Signals, and What They Mean for Governance in the Age of AI

  The Cisco 2026 Data and Privacy Benchmark Study lands at a moment when “privacy” is no longer a standalone function with…

RN Robert Ndungu Read →
CTDPA Enforcement Report DATA
DATA· Feb 1, 2026·28 min read

CTDPA Enforcement Report

For those who do not have access to a PDF reader we supply the recent Connecticut data privacy enforcement report below.

ST Stephen Titcombe Read →
The Privacy Profession Isn’t Going Anywhere—It’s Just Getting a Major Overhaul DATA
DATA· Jan 29, 2026·6 min read

The Privacy Profession Isn’t Going Anywhere—It’s Just Getting a Major Overhaul

Why reports of the death of privacy roles are greatly exaggerated, even as the job itself changes dramatically This analysis draws from…

AH Adrian Hori Read →
Foundations of De-Identification Guidelines for Structured Data DATA
DATA· Jan 29, 2026·36 min read

Foundations of De-Identification Guidelines for Structured Data

We are always working hard to unlock safe data insights and thanks to a recent Ontario guideline book we are able to…

RR Richart Ruddie Read →
Top 10 Priorities for Privacy Officers in Their First Month DATA
DATA· Jan 28, 2026·6 min read

Top 10 Priorities for Privacy Officers in Their First Month

The first 30 days as a new Chief Privacy Officer or any privacy leader for that matter is crucial to set the…

MZ Muhammad Zaid Khan Read →
Lynch Carpenter Privacy Litigation Firm DATA
DATA· Jan 26, 2026·9 min read

Lynch Carpenter Privacy Litigation Firm

The data breach litigation landscape has transformed into one of the fastest-growing and most financially punishing areas of class action law.

AH Adrian Hori Read →
Google Appeals Search Antitrust Ruling and Asks Court to Pause Data-Sharing Remedy DATA
DATA· Jan 26, 2026·7 min read

Google Appeals Search Antitrust Ruling and Asks Court to Pause Data-Sharing Remedy

Google has moved the landmark U.S. search antitrust case into its next phase by filing an appeal of the court’s ruling that…

ST Stephen Titcombe Read →
The $47.5 Million Kaiser Permanente Privacy Settlement: What It Alleges, Who May Be Eligible, and Why “Tracking Pixels” Have Become Healthcare’s Biggest Digital Risk DATA
DATA· Jan 24, 2026·13 min read

The $47.5 Million Kaiser Permanente Privacy Settlement: What It Alleges, Who May Be Eligible, and Why “Tracking Pixels” Have Become Healthcare’s Biggest Digital Risk

A major class-action settlement involving Kaiser Permanente is putting a bright spotlight on a reality that many patients and health-plan members still…

AH Adrian Hori Read →