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Privacy leaders need a seat at the table when companies set data protection rules and make assessments about third-party vendor risk, explains TrustArc’s Paul Iagnocco. Companies must manage third-party privacy risk effectively to protect their core bu…
How has information technology impacted data privacy and protection? Explore technology’s explosive growth on data security and public safety.
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For 13 years, I (Chris) have had the pleasure of leading TrustArc as CEO. When I joined in 2009, we were the certification company TRUSTe and “privacy management” meant having a well-written and accurate privacy policy on your website. Wow, how the wor…
If you’ve been keeping up with the latest privacy regulations for children’s online safety you know that protecting kids online is a rapidly emerging trend in privacy law with implications for many businesses.
The post Why Children’s Privacy Regu…
More than ten years after the European Union (EU) began regulating the use of cookies online, we look at why cookie consent is still important and what the future holds for cookies globally.
The post The Future of Cookie Consent: Everything You Need to…
TrustArc’s guide to compliance with the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), which amends the CCPA with several new rules including notices of collection of personal information.
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TrustArc’s privacy experts explain the new technical obligations for businesses managing personal information under the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA).
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A timeline of the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), which includes amendments to privacy laws relating to personal information in the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
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Learn the new privacy rules under the California Consumer Privacy Act, which amends the existing California Consumer Privacy Act to cover protection of consumer, employee and business-to-business personal information.
The post Summary of the California…
The UK Age-Appropriate Design Code, also known as the Child Code, was the first in the world to set standards for how data protection laws apply to children’s data. And its reach goes far beyond the U.K.
The post Complying with The UK Age-Appropriate D…