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A lot has happened since January’s GrailMail. New CPRA regulations, settlements with the California AG, and more. We’re here to keep you up-to-date on the latest. Read on for a summary of February’s top data privacy news stories and some great article recommendations from the team at DataGrail.
Welcome to 2024, folks. How are your New Year’s goals coming along? Just one month into the new year, we’ve seen significant changes in the data privacy landscape with New Jersey (and most likely New Hampshire) signing privacy legislation into law.
Happy holidays, friends! It’s been quite the year for both DataGrail and the data privacy space. With 2024 fast approaching, it’s a great time to look back and reflect. Consider this your deep dive into the ghost of data privacy’s past, present, and future.
The holiday season is officially upon us which means great food, festive fun, and cybercriminals up to no good. Did you know the holiday season sees a 550% increase in unique threats? We’re here to help — here’s the top news and reads about data privacy in November.
We were thrilled to host our first-ever DataGrail Summit this Fall, bringing together leaders across legal, security, and privacy to plan the future of data privacy. Watch the on-demand sessions now or share them with colleagues.
As we approach the end of the month, we’re considering the balance between privacy and personalization, highlighting community experts, and diving into wormholes. (You’ll understand that last part more when you get to the summer reading section.)
GrailMailers: It’s August. We hope you’re reading this on a beach somewhere. Today we’re talking about promoting privacy with psychology, asking about your AI exposure as a privacy pro, and introducing DataGrail’s new Managed Services offering.
It’s Thursday — welcome back to GrailMail. Today we’re diving into California’s new privacy complaint form, more thought leadership from industry experts, and a beach read recommendation.
Let’s get going.
The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) launched a privacy and data protection task force this month. I’m curious to see how the FCC investigates the collection and sharing of geolocation data, as the dangers of data sales have been in the news lately.
In the latest privacy update, Florida is joining the privacy party in the U.S. as the 10th state to enact a privacy law.
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And then there were 10… -ish*. After the passage of Montana’s privacy law, a few additional states got in on the legislative action. As of this newsletter’s drafting, both Texas and Florida have bills awaiting signatures from their governors.
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