Blog Posts
Analysis of privacy laws, enforcement and vendor diligence from the SafeGuard Privacy team.
Richy Glassberg Joins the Data Privacy Breakfast Club Podcast
Our Co-Founder, CEO, and Fearless Leader Richy Glassberg got to sit down with Andy Dale and Pedro Pavón to talk ad tech, privacy, and the Beastie Boys. Check out the Data Privacy Breakfast Club Podcast!
If Managing Your Vendor’s Risk Isn’t a Top Priority, It Should Be
What does Moore’s Law have in common with privacy regulation? Vendor risk management is crucial in the face of evolving privacy laws, and just having a contract is no longer enough. Read Richy Glassberg’s post…
How US State Laws Differ: Q&A With SafeGuard Privacy’s Legal Team
Wayne Matus and Katy Keohane shared insights with Street Fight on how privacy laws differ and what marketers need to know this year.
SafeGuard Privacy Partners with BBB National Programs to Certify Customers’ Privacy Bona Fides
StreetFight sits down with SafeGuard Privacy’s Richy Glassberg and Wayne Matus to talk compliance.
Richy Glassberg joins Debbie Reynolds on The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast
Richy and Debbie discuss the ad industry’s need for standards and regulations, the challenges organizations face, and the benefits of creating customer trust through privacy commitments. They also discuss new sophisticated privacy tools and the…
Check out the pitch deck privacy compliance platform SafeGuard Privacy used to raise $7 million in funding
Check out the pitch deck we used to secure funding over at Business Insider.
You’re Not Ready for the CPRA if Your Vendors Aren’t, But There’s Still Time
Rick Arney, co-author of CCPA and CPRA joins us and Dan Frechtling, CEO of Boltive to discuss the proposed rules and the consequences of failing to perform vendor due diligence and risk assessments in this…
You’re Not Ready for CPRA If Your Vendors Aren’t
Wayne Matus and Kroll Managing Director Rich Vestuto break down…
Are You Making Making False Claims About Anonymized Data?
The FTC’s latest blog post has essentially issued a warning: Companies that make false claims about anonymization can expect to hear from the FTC.
The UK left the EU in 2020, today it left the GDPR
The UK has determined to take a risk-based, pro-business approach, at the exact same time the CNIL has doubled down on rejecting risk-based privacy in favor of absolute protection.
Join the conversation on LinkedIn: When It Comes to Privacy, It’s Time to See the Forest for the Trees
Join the conversation with other privacy pros on Wayne’s ANA piece over on LinkedIn.
When It Comes to Privacy, It’s Time to See the Forest for the Trees
Could a federal privacy law break the internet while we’re not paying attention? Read Wayne Matus’s article published over at the ANA for why it’s time to see the forest for the trees.
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