Reduce privacy compliance complexity.
Assess once, remediate, and share your compliance quickly and easily. No more spreadsheets. No more email chasing. Have a lot of vendors? No problem.
What are the benefits?
10X
Speed to Compliance
Get the work done in
weeks, not months
1,000+
Hours Saved
Versus starting from scratch
or using a framework
$25k-$2M
Range of Savings
Both your time and money
of doing the work yourself
The world’s top companies are saving time and money on privacy compliance with SafeGuard Privacy.
The world’s top companies are saving time
and money on privacy compliance with SafeGuard Privacy.
Vendor compliance is complex and tedious. It doesn’t have to be.
Whether you have 10 or 1,000 vendors, our Vendor Compliance Hub will save you time and money.
Many companies don’t sign contracts with vendors without verifying their InfoSec practices. You shouldn’t work with vendors without verifying their privacy compliance practices either.
Take your vendor compliance from this:
To this:
Managing vendor compliance is a problem.
We fixed that too.
Whether you have 10 or 1,000, our Vendor Compliance Hub will save you time and money.
Take your vendor compliance from this:
To this:
What’s new?
The Ad Industry Urgently Needs Consistent Privacy Standards
Advertising is now a regulated industry. And with enforcement coming at the state and federal level, data privacy standardization is an urgent issue. Read more at AdExchanger.
IAB seeks streamlined adtech privacy compliance with Diligence Platform
Richy Glassberg and Michael Hahn discuss evolving privacy legislation and how the IAB Diligence Platform is built to help the digital ad industry for the IAPP.
California Privacy Agency Signals Heightened Regulatory Action
While California Attorney General Rob Bonta emphasizes collaboration with companies for compliance, the CPPA's deputy director of enforcement signals a more assertive stance, indicating a move towards rigorous enforcement. Analysts foresee a shift toward more public enforcement actions, and our Associate General Counsel Katy Keohane, CIPP-US, agrees.