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Privacy & Information Security Newsletter
 
July 02. 2021 99th Edition 
HELLO! FROM THE OFFICE OF PRIVACY & INFORMATION SECURITY
Welcome to the Privacy & Information Security Newsletter. In this edition, we take a look at the U.S. privacy landscape.

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AS PRESSURE MOUNTS ON THE U.S. TO PASS DATA PRIVACY LEGISLATION IN 2021, BUSINESSES SHOULD PREPARE FOR COMPLIANCE
Global data privacy legislation has steadily advanced over the past several years. As other nations continue to enact comprehensive laws, the United States may soon follow.
DATA PRIVACY LAWS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 2021
Data privacy laws regulate how information is collected, how data subjects are informed, and what control a data subject has over their information. Failure to follow applicable data privacy may lead to fines, lawsuits, and even prohibition of a site's use in certain jurisdictions.
U.S. DATA PRIVACY LEGISLATION: PROPOSED AND PENDING REGULATIONS
In a quest to provide a global overview of cyber-related legislation and regulation we have focused on Regulation through Global Data Protection and Security Laws, and APAC Data Protection and Security Laws.
A LOOK AT THE CALIFORNIA PRIVACY PROTECTION AGENCY INAUGURAL MEETING
On June 14, the five-member California Privacy Protection Agency Board held its first public meeting. The agenda focused primarily on informational and logistical tasks as the board considered what is needed to create the agency.
THESE STATE ARE ON TRACK TO PASS DATA PRIVACY LAWS THIS YEAR
Online data collection is still not regulated at the federal level in the U.S. But states are slowly embracing policies to ensure that digital companies protect their users—or at least introduce more transparency.
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