?? The Privacy Pro Survival Summit 2 is fast approaching (April 10th!)--what can attendees expect? Well, we don't want to spoil all of the surprises... but here's a clip from last year's summit so you can get a sense of what's to come. Register here! ?? https://pvcy.me/4hRn9zs
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Osano, the leading data privacy management platform, empowers businesses to successfully navigate the complexities of privacy management by providing the necessary tools and insights for building, managing, and scaling holistic privacy programs. Designed with privacy professionals in mind, Osano’s premier platform addresses the full spectrum of privacy needs, including assessments, vendor risk management, data mapping, and consent and subject rights management. As a public benefit corporation and certified B-Corp, Osano is dedicated to enhancing transparency and trust in the digital ecosystem. Emphasizing the critical role of privacy as a trust cornerstone, Osano upholds the belief that embracing privacy principles propels organizations into the next wave of trusted brands. Learn how Osano can simplify data privacy for you at https://osano.com. Join companies like JDSupra, Sierra Nevada, Sesame Workshop, Broadridge, New Relic, The Linux Foundation, Boston Medical, Sprinklr, Rodd&Gunn, BuzzRx, Love's, White Castle, Ping, New Egg, and AMC Theatres in trusting us to help you run your privacy program.
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?? Personal liability is on the table for GDPR violations! Penalties aren't there to earn ?? for regulators--they're supposed to change behavior. And while fines for companies can be persuasive, fines for the individuals in charge of those companies tend to get more attention. Technology and Data Privacy Lawyer Olivia Ward of Simmons & Simmons discussed this and other trends in the EU privacy world in our recent webinar. Check the comments for the on-demand recording!
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"Privacy assessments"—To non-privacy pros, the term might not evoke a lot of feelings. But if you've wrangled with assessments before, you might have a LOT of feelings about them. ?? Frustration. Confusion. Maybe even resolve. ...but probably not unmitigated joy. Just because every jurisdiction has its own set of requirements, best practices, and triggers for assessments doesn't mean they need to be a confusing slog to manage. Join us on April 10th and learn how to inject clarity into your assessment practices! ?????? https://pvcy.me/43niJgm
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??The question is on the top of everyone's mind: what's going on with AI regulation in the US? Between whispers of a federal privacy law, AI-specific state laws, and AI-adjacent regulation, it's a confusing patchwork. Osano's Chief Privacy & Trust Officer Rachael Ormiston clears up some of the confusion in our latest edition of Ask a Privacy Pro. Check the comments for more video content from Osano!
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A little reminder in this edition of the #PrivacyInsider: There's always a person behind personal data--that's why data privacy matters. Plus: ?? The CPPA gets a new boss ?? VA governor vetoes AI bill ?? ChatGPT hit with GDPR complaint ? And more!
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? Did you know that 50% of privacy pros are still processing subject rights requests manually in 2025? Here's another stat for you: 79% of the world's population is covered by a data privacy law! Put them together, and you've got a recipe for disaster. Data privacy rights are becoming commonplace, and consumers are waking up to that reality. How will your organization respond when subject rights requests ramp up? ?? Tomorrow, Osano SRR experts will walk through how you can manage your subject rights request workflow efficiently, gain time back in your day, and avoid common SRR pitfalls. Don't miss this chance to prepare for the future of subject rights! ?? https://pvcy.me/4h2v0tF
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?? Personal data doesn’t get much more personal than this: 23andMe’s recent bankruptcy filing could mean that customers’ genetic data will be sold to the highest bidder. ?? But what about HIPAA? ? Unfortunately, HIPAA doesn’t apply here. Consumers giving health data to a technology company like 23andMe aren’t protected in the same way a patient working with a health organization would be. ??What to do next!? If you’ve given your data to 23andMe, your next steps will depend on where you live. ?? If you're protected by a comprehensive privacy law or law regarding health data shared with a non-health organization, submit a subject rights request to 23andMe asking them to delete your data. If you’re not covered by a data privacy law, 23andMe will retain a copy of your data even if you delete your account. Regardless of where you live, we recommend you:? ? Delete your data? ?? Request that your saliva sample be destroyed? ?? Revoke any permissions given to use your genetic information for research Check out the California Attorney General’s Press Release for more information on next steps.?
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Curious about what you might hear about in this year's Privacy Pro Survival Summit? ?? Watch a clip from last year's keynote speaker to get a sense of what's to come! This year, we'll follow up on and analyze the trends identified during last year's summit. How have privacy pros and businesses acted to gain consumer trust? Register here and find out! ?? https://pvcy.me/3FGfXJk