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[…] Washington, D.C. Enforcement of Privacy Laws: Trends and Takeaways Discussion Leads: Jameson Spivack and Bailey Sanchez SESSION DESCRIPTION With lingering uncertainty about federal regulators’ priorities in the new administration, agencies such as the FTC are likely to take a different enforcement approach than the Commission has pursued in the past four years. What will […]

[…] Washington, D.C. CONTINUED: Sovereignty, Localization, and Related Challenges to Effective Cybersecurity Discussion Leads: John Verdi and Jocelyn Aqua 1. Strategic response and governance: How are organizations managing new national cybersecurity obligations, is there cross-enterprise coordination and engagement– new programs, existing cyber and privacy governance structures ? How are companies prioritizing between local compliance, operational […]

[…] global AI regulatory conversation as legislators begin to draft, enact, and implement omnibus AI laws. For example, the EU AI Act implementation is reaching full speed, and new AI laws are either being adopted (South Korea), quickly advancing (Brazil), or being prepared (Japan and China). At the same time, some have suggested that fast-moving […]

[…] protections for consumer health data. New Y ork passed, but has not yet enacted, a broad bill similar to Washington State’ s My Health My Data Act. Virginia updated its Consumer Protection Act to prohibit obtaining, disclosing, selling, or disseminating any personally identifiable reproductive or sexual health information without a consumer’ s consent. How […]

[…] data protection leaders have had to strike a balance between calls for AI innovation and data privacy principles. This session will explore how organizations are responding to new challenges and how leaders are dealing with a new broader governance and digital responsibility agenda. 5–8 KEY DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. How has your organization’s approach to […]

[…] among Brazilian users.  In this context, the study emphasizes that while generative AI systems can produce multiple benefits, it is necessary to assess their potential for creating new privacy risks and exacerbating existing ones. For the ANPD, “the generative approach is distinct from other artificial intelligence as it possesses the ability to generate content […]

[…] to them upon request. The CFPB undertook a lengthy and extended process to issue these rules, and engaged with numerous stakeholders and closely monitored market developments to promote consumer interests, innovation, and competition. Ms. Strickland’s testimony lists a number of valuable aspects to the rule, including its treatment of consumer controls, screen scraping, security […]

[…] in testifying at this fact -finding hearing is to support congressional efforts to advance financial privacy , and to support innovative services that can support competition and new business opportunities that provide consumer value. To this end, I thought it would be helpful to spend a few minutes on my and FPF’s privacy expertise. […]

Today, the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) published a new paper—Data Minimization’s Substantive Turn: Key Questions & Operational Challenges Posed by New State Privacy Legislation. Data minimization is a bedrock principle of privacy and data protection law, with origins in the Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPs) and the Privacy Act of 1974. At a […]

Today, the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) published a new paper—Data Minimization’s Substantive Turn: Key Questions & Operational Challenges Posed by New State Privacy Legislation. Data minimization is a bedrock principle of privacy and data protection law, with origins in the Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPs) and the Privacy Act of 1974. At a […]