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What is a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) and do you need them for U.S. data privacy compliance?

The GDPR and other laws require a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) where data processing activities can result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of individuals. We look at who is responsible for a DPIA, what it should contain, and how to carry it out for your organization.

What is a privacy notice and why do you need one?

Most data privacy laws require that users be notified about the use of their data, their rights, and more. A privacy notice is a common way to provide this. Read on for everything you need to know about the what, when, why, and how of privacy notices.

Understanding the cookie popup

Privacy-Led Marketing and compliance with global privacy laws require companies to implement a cookie popup that informs users and asks them for their consent. Here’s what you need to know for great user experience, high-quality data, and privacy compliance.

Essential guide to data minimization for U.S. privacy compliance

By adopting data minimization practices, companies can reduce the risks associated with data breaches and misuse, comply with regulatory requirements, and build trust with customers by demonstrating respect for their data and privacy. Here’s what you need to know.

What is the maximum fine related to GDPR violations?

GDPR fines make headlines because of high dollar values involved. We look at why companies may get fined, who enforces the GDPR, who is responsible for compliance, and how companies can protect themselves against violations.

Understanding the Florida Digital Bill of Rights (FDBR): A complete overview

The Florida Digital Bill of Rights is the tenth state-level data privacy law passed in the United States, with a critical focus on online social media platforms and the protection of children.

Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (TDPSA): An Overview

The Texas Data Privacy and Security Act is the eleventh comprehensive state-level data privacy law passed in the United States, signed into law within days of Florida’s regulation.

How does the GDPR affect B2B sales?

GDPR compliance applies to personal data used for B2B sales and marketing operations just as it does to B2C operations. It’s as important to build trust with partners as with customers. We look at how the GDPR affects the B2B outbound sales process and how organizations can achieve compliance.

Switzerland’s Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP)

Switzerland’s new FADP replaces the previous 30-year-old data privacy act, bringing it up to date with new technologies and giving Swiss citizens new rights.

Guide to the EU AI Act

The EU AI Act was adopted in March 2024, making it the world’s first comprehensive AI regulation. It has become influential on future AI legislation around the world. Usercentrics delves into what the EU AI regulation includes, who it affects, and what it means for data privacy.

Who is responsible for GDPR compliance?

Data controllers and processors are mainly responsible for ensuring data processing they do is GDPR-compliant. Data protection authorities in EU countries manage GDPR enforcement.

Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act (INCDPA): An Overview

The Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act is the seventh state-level data privacy law passed in the United States, signed into law May 1, 2023.

Playing with privacy: why in-game consent is key to ad compliance

Emphasizing the value of player consent in mobile game advertising. New findings indicate that addressing consent boosts both ad compliance and player engagement. The downfall of disregarding consent, the impact on ARPU, and the way forward for developers—it’s all about transparency.

Ensuring games compliance: 6 things that every developer needs to do

From data protection and privacy laws to accessibility and inclusion regulations—there’s lots to keep in mind when developing and distributing mobile games and apps. Failure to comply with the industry laws, regulations, and standards can result in hefty fines and reduced user trust.

Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act (MTCDPA): An Overview

The Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act is the ninth state-level data privacy law passed in the United States, signed into law the same day as Tennessee’s.

Tennessee Information Protection Act (TIPA): An Overview

The Tennessee Information Protection Act is the eighth state-level data privacy law passed in the United States, signed into law the same day as Montana’s.

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