This chart provides a comprehensive comparison of the data broker laws in California, Oregon, Texas, and Vermont. It outlines key provisions, including entities and data covered, registration fees, registration disclosure requirements, data security obligations...
This in-depth analysis of California's annual data broker registry, which includes nearly 500 companies from over 40 states and a dozen countries, discusses growing regulatory scrutiny and public awareness of data broker practices. Read now » Related...
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Two U.S. senators have revived a longstanding legislative proposal that would expand digital privacy protections to cover teens between the ages of 13 and 16, ban targeted advertising to minors, and require companies to enable the erasure of underage users'...
The development and deployment of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools present unique challenges under U.S. and European Union privacy laws and regulations. This practice note explores these obligations at a high level and identifies emerging legal issues...
Read up on common cyber extortion schemes and demands, threat actor roles behind a cybercriminal network, and negotiating with cybercriminals, including risks to consider and steps an organization should take to make an informed payment decision. Read now »...
In-house counsel have the sobering responsibility of protecting their organizations from evolving cybersecurity and data privacy threats at a time when there is a dramatic increase in the sophistication of attack vectors and regulatory obligations. “With...
The Trump administration is reversing Biden-era guidance on artificial intelligence (AI) and emphasizing the need for minimal barriers to foster innovation and U.S. leadership in AI. State legislators may step in to fill the regulatory gap. Read now » ...
Every day, numerous organizations experience data security incidents of varying scope and complexity. Sometimes the incident can be as straightforward as inadvertently sending an email to the wrong individual. Other times the incident can be more complicated where...
Experts say shifting federal privacy priorities, states' continued influence on privacy, enhanced cybersecurity standards, and an evolving AI policy landscape are some of the policy changes to look out for in 2025. Read now » Related Content Trump...
Check out our latest tracker covering privacy-related federal legislation proposed after January 1, 2025. Topics include consumer privacy, workplace privacy, health privacy, financial privacy, children's/educational privacy, and governmental privacy obligations...
Check out our latest tracker including state and federal legislation related to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) proposed or active after January 1, 2025. Topics include consumer privacy, consumer protection, elections, financial services, intellectual property...
By: Romaine Marshall and Jennifer Bauer , Polsinelli PC This article addresses the broad scope of artificial intelligence (AI) laws in the United States that focus on mitigating risk, and discusses the patchwork of laws, regulations, and industry standards that...
Explore our latest consumer privacy legislation tracker highlighting key comprehensive privacy legislation introduced and/or showing activity at the state level after January 1, 2025. Read now » Related Content Biometric Privacy State Legislation...