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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Sends Letters to Companies – What’s Next?

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is following in California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s footsteps by sending letters to organizations in scope of their respective privacy laws. While AG Weiser’s notices didn’t serve as a warning of non-compliance, it made clear his intentions to bring enforcement in the future. To summarize the letters that went out,…
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Colorado AG Comes Out Swinging, Plans to Send Enforcement Letters

July 1st isn’t even 2 weeks behind us and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has announced that enforcement letters are on their way. Weiser stated, “As I’ve said publicly throughout the process, this Department’s enforcement of the Colorado Privacy Act is a critical tool to protect consumers’ data and privacy. Our enforcement of this important…
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Final Operating Rules for Colorado: What You Need to Know

As new privacy laws pass, legislators and enforcement entities are faced with operationalizing those laws in a way that makes it possible for organizations to comply through clear and concise rules. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser released the final operating rules for the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA). These guidelines are intended to provide explicit standards…
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Truyo’s Takeaways on Colorado Attorney General’s Rulemaking for CPA

Truyo president Dan Clarke gives his thoughts on the intricacies of the Colorado Privacy Act as it stands today and how the Attorney General will affect rulemaking as we approach the effective date of July 1, 2023. The Colorado Privacy Act passed in July 2022 grating specific rights and obligations while generally following the framework…
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Utah Legislation Update & A Guide to Privacy Impact Assessments for CPRA, CPA, and VCDPA

In the United States, privacy impact assessments are quickly becoming one of the trending requirements of new legislation and proposed bills. CPRA, CPA, and VCDPA all have privacy impact assessment requirements, and as 2023 approaches rapidly organizations should be thinking about how to complete assessments, where to store them, and reporting on assessment outcomes. The…
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The Colorado Privacy Act Has Passed, What’s Next?
