Peter McLaughlin

Don't miss the next IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals KnowledgeNet panel tomorrow, May 30, in Santa Clara, CA, moderated by privacy expert and Secuvy Advisor, Debra Farber JD, CISSP, FIP. Join Debra and an expert panel as they discuss #AIgovernance, with a focus on applications of the NIST Risk Management Framework and the intersectional challenges AI governance poses. Attendance is in-person or you can join the livestream session ⬇ ▪ Livestream registration: https://lnkd.in/eEdpD_Qy ▪ Event in Santa Clara: https://lnkd.in/eBb9eYQV #IAPP #dataprivacy #datagovernance #AI

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Avoid the dark side, you must. As noted in Luis’s summary, according to the CPPA Deputy Director Macko, “[d]ark patterns aren’t about intent, they’re about effect.” This follows on increased scrutiny of dark patterns by the FTC and other authorities. #ccpa #privacylaw

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Should hyperlinks in email be treated as "modern attachments"? It's the eDiscovery debate of the moment. Level Legal Vice President of Digital Forensics David A. Greetham, CEDS, CIGO, CFE helps you make up your mind. 👇 https://lnkd.in/gTqerdvQ #eDiscovery #Hyperlinks #LegalInnovation

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Colorado leads the way in protecting neural data privacy with new legislation signed by Gov. Jared Polis. The bill expands the Colorado Privacy Act and sets a precedent for other states. Read more from Constangy Cyber Team member Amanda Novak in the link below. #coloradoprivacyact #cpa #dataprivacy #cybersecurity

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Three facts: 1) Regulators require controllers and processors periodically review and modify their data security and privacy policies to assure compliance with regulatory changes. 2) Any data security and privacy policy that has not been updated in the past two years has not incorporated the requirements of new regulations enacted in 16 (and counting) states. 3) Most data protection and privacy policies fail to account for the borderless nature of emerging state, national, and international regulations.

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For more than four years now, the privacy industry has been working to ensure compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) as it continues to evolve with new guidelines and standards. Soon after #CCPA went into effect, amendments were introduced per the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), furthering residents enhanced authority over their information. Staying abreast of changes and knowing how to interpret guidelines is a critical task, prompting innovators like Secuvy to develop solutions that support the industry and grow with its needs. Here, our team has put together a helpful eBook that outlines the most essential elements of CCPA and #CPRA and what best practices are needed to stay ahead. DOWNLOAD HERE: https://hubs.li/Q02LslPG0 #dataprivacy #datacompliance

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The California Privacy Protection Agency published its second Enforcement Advisory warning about the use of “dark patterns” – those interfaces that impair a website user’s ability to make a choice regarding the collection, use, or disclosure of their personal information. Usama Kahf (CIPP/US) and Kate Dedenbach share four steps you should take to ensure you comply with this latest warning: https://bit.ly/3MHmSlJ. #privacy #cyber #consumerprivacy #CCPA #workplacelaw

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