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Biden Budget Proposal Advances AI Priorities | Privacy World

US Regulators Lift the Curtain on Data Practices With Assessment, Reporting

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In Narrow Vote California Moves Next Generation Privacy Regs Forward | Privacy World

EDPB Versus Ireland? Does the Opinion on

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Scott Warren (Japan/China) and Charmian Aw (Singapore) will be speaking in Singapore at the Global Legal ConfEx full day conference.  Scott will be moderating two panels, one entitled Breach Notification: A Deep Dive Into What, When and Who to Notify, and the other Strategies for Managing Risks and Ensuring Compliance with Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption

The UK Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (the Bill) received its second reading in the House of Lords on 19 December 2023. Although the Bill cleared that crucial milestone, the debate focused on the government’s last-minute introduction of sweeping powers enabling the Secretary of State to require banks and other financial service providers to monitor and to provide information from accounts into which benefits are paid. Although ostensibly intended to identify fraud, the Lords echoed the view expressed by campaigning group, Big Brother Watch, that it would be:

“wholly inappropriate for the UK Government to order private banks, building societies and other financial services to conduct mass, algorithmic, suspicionless surveillance and reporting of their account holders on behalf of the state”.Continue Reading Government access to personal data in bank accounts: a compliance challenge for banks, and a threat to EU adequacy?

Most U.S. public companies are gearing up to prepare and file their annual reports (Forms 10-K) between February 29th and April 1st.  This year’s preparations will be busier because the Regulations on Cybersecurity Risk Management, Strategy, Governance, and Incident Disclosure (Cyber Risk Regulations) issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) are now in force. Continue Reading FBI and DOJ Issue Guidance on SEC Incident Reporting Delay Requests

Our lawyers are well known for thought leadership across many platforms, and that tradition continues over the coming weeks. Please join us for the events detailed in this post as they address the latest trends, updates and insights within the global Data Privacy realm. For more information, contact the presenters or your relationship attorney.Continue Reading Squire Patton Boggs Lawyers to Present on Several Upcoming Webinars and Events

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Privacy Challenges for Digital Advertising, Particularly in Europe

The Online Safety Act: Does this present a difficult balancing act for

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Two Significant AI Announcements:  Spooky for AI Developers? | Privacy World

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On October 27th, the Federal Trade Commission (the “FTC”) announced that it approved an amendment to the Safeguards Rule promulgated under the federal Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (the “Safeguards Rule”) requiring non-bank financial institutions subject to the FTC’s jurisdiction to report to the FTC data breaches affecting 500 or more people (the “Amendment”). 

The Safeguards Rule requires