Truyo Privacy Update for August 22, 2022
Ale Johnson2022-08-22T11:24:56-07:00https://youtu.be/rceydPDwyvM Hello! It’s Dan Clarke, president of Truyo [...]
Indian Parliament Pulls Data Protection Bill – What Now?
Ale Johnson2022-08-04T10:54:51-07:00“Indian Parliament pulled the draft Data Protection Bill from consideration," [...]
Landslide 53-2 Vote Moves Federal Privacy Out of Committee for the First Time
Ale Johnson2022-07-25T12:41:06-07:00Updated Monday July 25, 2023: With the powerful Committee on [...]
Truyo Speaks with Cybernews About Consumer Transparency
Ale Johnson2022-07-18T12:04:09-07:00As concerns about data privacy rights grow and new laws [...]
Truyo’s Take on the American Data Privacy & Protection Act Hearing
Ale Johnson2022-09-01T13:20:00-07:00From the Desk of Dan Clarke: Yesterday, the House Energy [...]
Federal Privacy Legislation – More Than Just Wishful Thinking?
Ale Johnson2022-06-14T09:12:58-07:00A bipartisan draft bill unveiled on Friday, June 3, 2022, [...]
Truyo’s Connecticut Privacy Law Analysis
Ale Johnson2022-05-11T13:32:49-07:00On Wednesday May 11, 2022, Governor Ned Lamont signed the [...]
Truyo’s Takeaways on Colorado Attorney General’s Rulemaking for CPA
Ale Johnson2022-05-03T10:32:36-07:00Truyo president Dan Clarke gives his thoughts on the intricacies [...]
Truyo’s Takeaways on Latest CPPA Meeting for Pre-Rulemaking
Ale Johnson2022-04-29T09:49:55-07:00On March 29 & 30, the California Privacy Protection Agency [...]
Connecticut Joins States with Proposed Privacy Laws – And It’s Groundbreaking in Some Respects
Ale Johnson2022-04-22T09:04:19-07:00Update 4/22/22: Connecticut moved another step closer to passing comprehensive [...]
The First Privacy Opinion by the Attorney General on CCPA Is Here
Ale Johnson2022-03-16T09:30:40-07:00The California Attorney General is tasked with providing legal opinions [...]
Utah Legislation Update & A Guide to Privacy Impact Assessments for CPRA, CPA, and VCDPA
Ale Johnson2022-03-16T09:39:18-07:00In the United States, privacy impact assessments are quickly becoming [...]
India’s Joint Parliamentary Committee Announces Recommended Changes to Privacy Bill
Ale Johnson2022-01-26T22:22:40-07:00India's Joint Parliamentary Committee has submitted its report on the 2019 Personal Data Protection Bill after two years of consideration, bill is likely to pass in time.
Amazon’s Record-Setting Privacy Fine: What You Need to Know
Ale Johnson2022-01-26T22:22:41-07:00Learn what Amazon's GDPR fine means for you and your organization.
Say Hello to House Bill 376, the Proposed Ohio Personal Privacy Act
Ale Johnson2022-01-26T22:22:41-07:00House Bill 376, the proposed Ohio Personal Privacy Act is meant to be the next law passed that will serve as a model for other states and potential federal legislation.
The Colorado Privacy Act Has Passed, What’s Next?
Ale Johnson2022-01-26T22:22:41-07:00The governor has passed the Colorado Privacy Act. Requirements are important for organizations to understand. Learn how the CPA passing will affect your business.
Colorado House Votes on SB190, Senate Reconciliation is Next
Ale Johnson2022-01-26T22:22:41-07:00The Colorado House of Representatives voted on SB 190 and passed it over to the Senate. The Colorado Privacy act will most likely pass.
The California Privacy Protection Agency Is Not Wasting Time
Ale Johnson2022-01-26T22:22:41-07:00The California Privacy Protection Agency agenda was released today with clues to how quickly they'll move on CPPA enforcement.
Update: Senate Vote on Colorado Privacy Act is In
Ale Johnson2022-01-26T22:22:41-07:00The Colorado State Senate has voted to pass the Colorado Privacy Act unanimously. The bill moves to the House for voting next.
You Shall Not Pass: WA, OK and FL Privacy Bills at a Standstill
Ale Johnson2022-01-26T22:22:42-07:00Washington State, Oklahoma, and Florida are three states that were unsuccessful in passing privacy laws during April 2021 legislative sessions.
