The abundance of storage space and the increased pressure to keep interacting with current or former customers prompt businesses to collect large amounts of data, and retain as much of this data as possible, often well beyond actual useful period.
Francoise Gilbert is featured in an article in Legaltech News: “The Biggest Cyber Challenge? A Former BigLaw Co-Chair Says It’s People.” (reprinted with permission of Legaltech News)
A record $5 billion privacy settlement is proposed by the Federal Trade Commission to conclude the investigation started in March 2018 after reports that Cambridge Analytica improperly accessed personal data of 270,000 Facebook users and some of their friends. This
California has dominated the privacy news due to the looming January 1, 2020 deadline, when the California Consumer Privacy Act enters into effect. However, there is an earlier deadline for which business need to prepare – October 1, 2019 –
The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA), codified as Cal. Civ. Code §1798.100 et seq,is California’s current attempt at regulating the collection and use of personal information of California residents. The statute has numerous similarities with the GDPR –
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