The IAPP 2023 Global Legislative Predictions preview an expectedly busy year ahead for privacy professionals across Europe. Legislators and supervisory authorities carry various priorities into this year that could bring implications for EU organizations’ approaches to compliance. Join the IAPP Feb....

The U.S. Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights reached a $1.25 million settlement with Arizona-based health care provider Banner Health Affiliated Covered Entities over alleged violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Security Rule. The settlement resolves 20...

IAPP Staff Writer Jennifer Bryant explored the job market, particularly in the area of privacy, and what professionals seeking opportunities need to know. California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced California Consumer Privacy Act noncompliance letters were sent to various mobile application ...

This week the European Commission took noteworthy steps on several fronts. These are mostly procedural, but still significant for a number of reasons. Effective judicial remedy On 26 Jan., the European Commission launched an infringement procedure against Belgium for the lack of judicial remedy af...

TechCrunch reports the European Commission will launch a new enforcement review plan to ensure adequate application of the EU General Data Protection Regulation. In response to GDPR enforcement questions by the European Ombudsman, the commission will require national data protection authorities to...