I just returned from the IAPP Global Privacy Summit, and there was a lot to absorb. Sessions covered AI governance, children’s safety, advertising compliance, international data law, and more.
There is SO much that we learned at IAPP that we can’t possibly put it all into this one newsletter, so stay tuned for part 2
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Regulations were approved at the end of 2025, and in them are new obligations for companies that use automated decision-making technologies (ADMT) for significant decisions.
These are new obligations that will require in-scope businesses to modify policies and practices and review contracts with third parties, contractors, and service providers.
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I realized that the super random variety of emails, LinkedIn messages, and phone calls that I have weekly offers a unique lens into what’s happening in privacy.
People always ask me, what are other companies doing? So, I figured what better place than this privacy perspective newsletter to share what I’m seeing and what it
While I know you’re excited to read ALL about data inventories, I’m most excited to tell you that I’ve been recording a training session all week in California. It’s something I’ve been working on for over a year, and I can’t wait to have it released soon!
Oh, and if you want to hear all
As someone who’s been in the privacy world for the better part of the last decade, I think 2026 is going to be a pivotal year. In fact, I think that there are some big things coming that could completely shake everything up.
I’m always asked what am I seeing in the privacy space? What