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The latest EDPB guidance about the controller-processor-subprocessor relationship as well as emerging AI and Data Act considerations are reshaping contract requirements and supplier dynamics. On the 3rd of December, Chris Jeffery (Taylor Wessing) and Lucy Lyons (Taylor Wessing) will join Sourcepoint's Nial Ferguson and Marina Pappa to examine the changing landscape of digital supply chain management in Europe. The webinar will conclude with a demo of the newest capabilities of our vendor compliance monitoring software and a Q&A. Register here ?? https://hubs.li/Q02Z2QBb0 . . . . . . . . #EDPB #subprocessors #subsubprocessors #GDPR #AI #DataAct

Sourcepoint has unveiled enhanced compliance tools to tackle the rise in digital privacy litigation. As companies face increasing legal challenges, these innovations couldn't come at a better time. Key features: * Comprehensive tracking detection * Detailed parameter analysis * Consent management verification * Third-party vendor monitoring Interested in strengthening your privacy foundation? Reach out for a demo.

More privacy news out of California this week: the #CPPA has initiated formal rulemaking for significant new privacy regulations and a California court ruling on a #VPPA case has reinforced the importance of maintaining robust consent documentation. Read more in this week's newsletter: https://hubs.li/Q02ZnSWb0

Great IAPP #DPC24 kick-off event with Reed Smith LLP in Brussels!

Thank you to everyone for joining our IAPP #DPC24 lunch with Reed Smith LLP! Great to see everyone in Brussels. Fantastic conversation, great food, friendly people. Already looking forward to next year! . . . . . . Nial Ferguson Ben Barokas Melanie Deneau Brian Kane Julie Rubash Elena Morin

Energizing and informative day at the IAB State Privacy Law Summit with our co-sponsor Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz. What was your biggest takeaway? Some highlights from the day's discussions ?? State investigations preparedness: - State AG offices actively collaborating on enforcement approaches despite varying state laws, sharing resources - Don't wait for investigation letters - start compliance work now, especially regarding third-party tracking disclosures - Request clarification calls with regulators before formal responses - silence typically amplifies issues - Be prepared for varying investigation depths: some resolve quickly, others require multiple rounds - Focus on demonstrating corrective actions during resolution - Plan communications strategy early - complaints/press releases will typically publish without preview - Honor all commitments, maintain clear audit trails, implement proper compliance frameworks, and document adherence to terms Privacy litigation trends: - CIPA litigation focus shifting from session replay to pixel tracking & data sharing practices - Consent might not be enough. CA requires privacy waivers to be truly "knowing & intentional";?per plaintiffs' firm Pacific Trial Attorneys generic notices don't suffice - Avoid blanket statements in privacy policies: align disclosures with actual practices to mitigate risk of #UDAP claims Best practices for third-party technology management: - Map data flows and understand downstream pixel implications, especially for cross-context advertising - Oregon's third-party disclosure requirements in effect, with more intensive requirements from MN (July 2025) and RI (Jan 2026) on horizon - Factor in operational details like your organization's holiday blackout periods for website updates Thank you to all the panelists and moderators! ?? Daniel M. Goldberg (Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz) and Tamara Momirov, CIPP/US (Tilting Point), Pat Effinger, Julie Rubash, CIPP/US, Marina Pappa (Sourcepoint), Roger Steltzlen (The Home Depot), and Peter Lerner (Advance), Michele Lucan, CIPP/ US (Office of the Connecticut Attorney General), Kashif Chand (New Jersey Attorney General's Office), Michael Hahn (IAB), Rick Borden (Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz), Adam Higgins (Equifax), Tim Nagle (dentsu), Rachel Glasser (Magnite), Adam Eisler (IAB), Scott J. Ferrel, Esq. (Pacific Trial Attorneys), Caren Decter (Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz), Yanxiang “Arlene” Mu (IAB) #StatePrivacy #DataProtection #RegulatoryCompliance #PrivacyLaw

Thanks again to everyone who joined the Sourcepoint & Lucid Privacy Group CTV & Privacy focused discussion and dinner at Bob Bob Ricard last night. A lively and informative discussion was had and we just wanted to say thanks again to our guests who added their unquestionable expertise and insights and asked some great questions of us. Our focus is on providing best in class privacy solutions for the CTV environment and your guidance is invaluable. Ross Webster Colin O'Malley Ben Barokas Kate Garland Hitesh Bhatt Paul Gubbins Tom Page James Murdoch Matthew McIlwaine Carlos Eduardo Lovato Daré Nikhat Harvey (née Choudhury) Walton Musgrave Julian Savitch-Lee Sorcha Dempsey, CIPP/E Ingmar Zach Jen Antoniou

Excited to be at the IAB State Privacy Summit with Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz today. ??We’ll be “skeeting” live insights over on #BlueSky. Follow us there: https://lnkd.in/dj59v92k . . . . . Cc: Ben Barokas Brian Kane Julie Rubash Elena Morin Marina Pappa Pat Effinger Will Cottrell

Looking forward to a great event tomorrow with Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz and the IAB!

In this week's "A Little Privacy, Please": the CPPA announces settlements with unregistered data brokers and Norway announces new cookie consent rules. https://hubs.li/Q02YCrYB0 #PrivacyCompliance #GDPR #CPPA #DataProtection #DigitalPrivacy #CookieConsent #DataBrokers