- The Daily Dashboard reported the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology released new guidance for performing assessments of privacy and security controls within systems and organizations.
- A group of U.S. state attorneys general filed lawsuits against Google earlier in the week, claiming the technology company applies dark patterns with its location data practices. IAPP Staff Writer Joe Duball had the details for The Privacy Advisor.
- The IAPP Westin Research Center launched the "Global Privacy Law and DPA Directory" to help privacy professionals stay apprised of the hundreds of data protection laws that exist across the globe.
- The IAPP gathered predictions from privacy professionals on data privacy legislative activity for the year ahead and published them in "2022 Global Legislative Predictions."
- Cisco Systems Director Robert Waitman, CIPP/US, CIPT, offered highlights from Cisco's "2022 Data Privacy Benchmark Study" including privacy's place in business imperatives, the effects of growing privacy regulation, and thoughts on privacy's intersection with artificial intelligence and information security.
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