In 2009, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) — commonly called the Recovery Act — established new expectations for healthcare providers, clinicians, practitioners, hospitals, pharmacies, and vendors …
The Landscape of U.S. Data Privacy Laws While data privacy is a catalyst for change, the United States has long had a patchwork of regulations that continually evolve …
…that are doing a lot right now.” In Hughes’ opinion, echoing his friend and colleague Kirk Nahra, “three to five comprehensive state privacy laws equals federal privacy legislation.” This means,…
The Commonwealth of Virginia has passed its own privacy law for Virginia consumers: the Consumer Data Protection Act (CDPA) – inspired by the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) …
For every $1 an organization invests in privacy spending, it receives an average $2.70 return on investment, according to a 2020 Cisco study that asked privacy professionals across …
…should be able to check off: Know your data: Combine the identification of personal data and the classification of sensitive data. Define PI and SPI: Automate the discovery, identification, and…
An exclusive report co-published by IAPP and BigID shows that an increasing number of organizations are investing in data rights management resources and strategic efforts — and financial …
Californians voted yes on Proposition 24 — also known as the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020 (CPRA). While the CPRA, an amendment to the California Consumer Privacy …
Data rights are the heart of modern privacy regulations – and are driving companies to prioritize data transparency to their customers, consumers, and employees. Regulations like the GDPR, …
For privacy officers who have had their hands full this summer with the July 1 enforcement of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), followed by the sudden invalidation …