Attorneys general are increasingly becoming de facto privacy regulators. Connecticut AG George Jepsen's office has been at the forefront of state-led privacy enforcement, and Connecticut is considered one of the most active states in privacy policy and legal enforcement. In this Q&A for The Privacy Advisor, Jepsen tells Divonne Smoyer, CIPP/US, and Christine Czuprynski, "My office serves as a resource for individuals and businesses seeking assistance in protecting their own information and that of their customers in a challenging and evolving technological environment," adding, "I am not interested in 'gotcha' moments, and I am not out hunting for headlines. If I write to you and express concerns, you can rest assured they are sincere concerns."
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