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RadarFirst Expands Global Privacy Regulation Coverage

RadarFirst announced today that Radar® Privacy, the de facto standard for privacy incident response, has expanded its breach law library to offer automation of risk assessment for all global data privacy regulations in jurisdictions with over 1 million individuals.

Data Breaches 2023: Consequences of Non-Compliance with Privacy Laws

Beyond regulatory fines or even class action settlements, consequences of non-compliance with privacy laws often follow a brand for years in its wake. Continue reading for major data breaches to keep on your radar and steps you can take today to protect your customers and safeguard their trust.

A Comprehensive Guide to the NAIC Model Law

The number of states that have passed data laws based on the NAIC Model in the past year has more than doubled. Our team of experts put together a comprehensive (and free) guide to help businesses navigate the law’s complexities – such as provisions, state-by-state adoptions, and notification requirements.

Move over HIPAA–Say Hello to GIPA

A new set of California privacy laws expands the definition of personal information to include genetic data. If it’s January, that must mean new privacy laws passed in 2021 are coming online. California – the nation’s leader in state-issued privacy legislation – has a new data privacy law on the books. SB 41, also known as the Genetic Information Privacy Act, or GIPA, went into effect on January 1, 2022. Learn more about what this means.