Here, we’ve compiled several of our favorite state privacy law resources for understanding these developments, both from our own blog and data privacy experts. Check back periodically for new links!
Like many others, Rhode Island's new privacy law clearly takes inspiration from the GDPR and similar legislation. However, it also deviates in a few notable ways. Let’s take a closer look at the key aspects and implications of Rhode Island’s privacy law.
Data minimization helps with more than basic legal compliance. It is a critical step whether your company wants to lessen the impact of a potential data breach, prioritize customer trust, or follow privacy laws as strictly as possible. Today, we’re looking at what seven industry experts have to say on the role of data minimization.
Different types of private information enjoy different levels of protection, and unfortunately, these different types of information often have confusingly similar names. And these definitions aren't all your marketing team needs to know. Let’s look at a few of the most common privacy legal terms your business leaders need to know.
Massive fines levied against well-known companies prove that officials take privacy laws very seriously and do all they can to hold companies accountable. But the constantly shifting legal landscape presents a challenge to anyone trying to stay compliant. How can you keep up with changing privacy laws? Let’s look at a few basic steps to take.
Any business that depends on processing customer information (meaning every business) should to be able to prove that the law allows them to do so. Is your company in the clear? If privacy officials asked if you had a legal basis for processing data collected from your customers, could you provide evidence that you did?