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New #infographic! We've created a timeline of key dates from the comprehensive data privacy laws in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah and Virginia. Explore "Key Dates from US Comprehensive State Privacy Laws" here: https://lnkd.in/d8aAiNt8

New #LinkedInLive airing Oct. 6: "IAPP Country Leaders weigh in: What’s next for data protection in Europe?" As we enter the final quarter of 2022, it’s time to take stock of the year we’ve had and what may be on the horizon for 2023. To help you understand recent developments and anticipate what may come in 2023, IAPP Europe Managing Director Isabelle Roccia will talk with IAPP European Country and Regional Leaders Ulrich Baumgartner, Kate Colleary, Yann Padova, Rocco Panetta and Jeroen Terstegge. Each panelist will discuss what they foresee for data privacy in their respective region, as well as what privacy and data protection pros should keep an eye on across the European Union and beyond. Register so you don't miss it:

Have you heard? We have a new training! Join us Tuesday on #LinkedInLive for "Introducing Foundations of Privacy and Data Protection" to learn what it is, how and why we created it, and who can benefit. Register:

We need you! The IAPP's annual call for volunteers is now open. Explore opportunities to join our Advisory Board, become a KnowledgeNet Chapter Chair or a Young Privacy Professional. Apply now:

"Twitter’s former head of security, Peiter Zatko, revealed his prior employer lagged a decade behind cybersecurity standards. This statement was one among several shocking disclosures he shared with members of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee during a hearing Sept. 13." Read our coverage by IAPP Staff Writer Alex LaCasse: #twitterwhistleblower #whistleblower #twitter

"A recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals in Philadelphia gives new hope to plaintiffs in class-action lawsuits over data breaches... The ruling is further evidence that some courts will continue to find ways to let data breach litigation go forward even if the affected consumers have not suffered identity theft or fraud from misuse of their information." Keep reading this story from James Dempsey for IAPP Privacy Perspectives, published Sept. 9:

"Introducing: Foundations of Privacy and Data Protection, a new IAPP training" Learn about the newest addition to our privacy training lineup by tuning in next Tuesday, Sept. 20 on #LinkedInLive. Hear from Senior Training Manager Sarah F. and Training Development Manager Elizabeth Young - two IAPP staffers who have been integral in the development and launch of Foundations of Privacy and Data Protection. They'll talk about how it was developed, who can benefit from it and how, and why the industry needs more opportunities for those looking to break into privacy. Register here for free so you don't miss the broadcast:

Introducing Foundations of Privacy and Data Protection - a new IAPP training! It's no secret that the world needs more #privacypros. To bridge the gap between the privacy-inclined and the privacy-adept, we've created this course covering the most fundamental privacy concepts and practices. Find out more:

"Data protection trends in children's online gaming" via Baker McKenzie's Elizabeth Denham and Allen & Overy's Steve Wood "Children now spend a lot of time playing games online, but the gaming industry has received less scrutiny than social media or streaming platforms over privacy concerns. As gaming grows, the scale of user vulnerability increases as well. Many young people do not understand the data risks posed by online games. Luckily, privacy regulators are increasingly focusing efforts toward protecting children’s safety and autonomy online." Keep reading:

"FTC privacy rulemaking forum brings industry, advocate views to the forefront" by IAPP Staff Writer Joe Duball "The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said it would follow the letter of the law when it announced its Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking concerning commercial surveillance and lax data security in August, which meant a robust stakeholder consultation to come. That process began in earnest with an exchange of perspectives from relevant parties at the FTC's virtual public forum Sept. 8." Keep reading: