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The data discovery process is an essential first step that informs companies about what kind of data they have stored on their servers and how sensitive it is.

The upcoming year will continue to hold challenges for data privacy programs. The Quarles Privacy Week 2024 programming from this week has provided an overview of the upcoming issues...

If you feel like every day you wake up to a new data privacy law or piece of guidance, you’re not dreaming. Regulation and rulemaking are happening faster than ever before. The...

Businesses must navigate an increasingly complex and varied privacy regulatory environment, with differing laws across multiple regions creating compliance challenges.

On January 8, 2024, the CNIL launched a public consultation on a draft guide (Draft Guide) covering Transfer Impact Assessments (TIA). Under GDPR, as interpreted by the Court of Justice...

Privacy and data protection has been a dynamic legal space in 2023. Throughout the year, our team at BakerHostetler worked with hundreds of clients on a wide range of challenging...

On 28 February 2023, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) adopted Article 70(1)(s) GDPR Opinion No. 8/2023 on the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework ("DPF")...

Credal.ai, a Y Combinator-backed startup that gives enterprises a way to connect their internal data to text-generating, cloud-hosted AI models, has raised $4.8 million in a seed round led by Spark Capital. Credal was founded by Jack Fischer and Ravin Thambapillai, who previously worked at Palantir and bonded over a mutual interest in security and compliance. Fischer is an ex-Googler, while Ravin taught himself to code after studying philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford.

The US and EU face trade disagreements, primarily due to unclear US plans to lift old tariffs. This has caused a stalemate in steel trade talks. If no resolution is reached by year-end, billions in tariffs could return. Additional disputes involve carbon fees, agriculture rules, data privacy, regulating tech US giants, etc.