Privacy Law and Privacy Regulations

A California federal judge recently dismissed a putative class action against an event ticket seller involving third-party pixel tracking technologies from Meta, TikTok, and other platforms.

Amendments to the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (the “CTDPA”) take effect July 1, 2026, bringing more businesses under the law and updating requirements for sensitive data, consumer rights, privacy notices, and more.

Connecticut's Senate Bill 5 establishes comprehensive regulations for artificial intelligence use across multiple sectors, with particular focus on employment decisions, AI companions, and frontier model safety. The legislation introduces transparency requirements, disclosure obligations, and consumer protections while creating a regulatory sandbox for AI innovation.

A California federal judge recently dismissed a putative class action against an event ticket seller involving third-party pixel tracking technologies from Meta, TikTok, and other platforms.

Rob Keller, Associate General Counsel at Cisco, joins Sara Morgan to challenge conventional wisdom: data governance carries more legal weight than AI itself. Overseeing product legal for $24B in annual revenue, Rob reveals why GCs should prioritize overlapping EU regulations without stalling launches, what good AI vendor diligence looks like, and two near-term compliance deadlines GCs are underestimating—California AB 2013 and EU high-risk AI use case directives, both due this summer.

Drawing on lessons from thousands of incident responses, this comprehensive guide examines the most common and consequential mistakes organizations make when responding to data breaches.