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Trends & Technology for Retailers to Safeguard Brand Trust

In our latest white paper, we explore the increasing data complexity within the retail industry. Download the white paper to discover the steps you can take to safeguard brand trust through successful data privacy and incident management.

Emerging Role in the C-Suite: Chief Trust Officer

Trust is by far your organization’s greatest asset and should be protected at all costs. It’s a true business differentiator for customers, employees, partners, and the public at large. With so much at stake, who should help prioritize trust within your organization? Well, there’s a new emerging role in the C-suite responsible for just that.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: How Privacy and Security Can Work Together

If you’ve been keeping up with us on social media, you know it’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month. We’ve shared great tips all month long on how to protect yourself and your business while online. To close out the month of October, we’d like to offer some final advice to privacy and security teams while they work together to thwart and respond to cybercrimes, while safeguarding brand trust.

Trends & Technology to Help Utilities Build Community Trust

In our latest white paper, we explore the increasing data complexity within the utilities sector. Download the white paper to discover the steps you can take to build community trust through successful data privacy and incident management.

Trends & Technology to Build Guest Trust in Hospitality

In our latest white paper, we take a deep dive into hospitality marketing trends and technologies and how they have affected data privacy and incident management. Download the white paper to discover the steps you can take to build guest trust.

Other States Take Note: California State Assembly Passes AB 2273

The California assembly recently passed a comprehensive age-appropriate privacy legislation– the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act, also known as AB 2273. If approved by Governor Newsom, the Act would require businesses that “provide online services, products, or features that are likely to be accessed by children” to increase their level of privacy and safety protections.