The California Attorney General proposed draft regulations to the soon-to-be effective California Consumer Privacy Act. The proposed regulations provide clarity on the collection and use of personal data by businesses and organizations.
U.S. Attorney General William P. Barr and UK Home Secretary Priti Patel entered into a cross-border agreement that "will dramatically speed up investigations by removing legal barriers to timely and effective collection of electronic evidence."
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Director Kenneth A. Blanco urged financial institutions to help prevent the theft and abuse of personally identifiable information by fraudsters.
By affirming the grant of a preliminary injunction, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that LinkedIn cannot stop a data analytics company from using publicly available information from LinkedIn's website.
Witnesses before a House Financial Services Committee Task Force provided testimony on mitigating risks associated with the deployment of artificial intelligence technologies.
A futures commission merchant settled CFTC charges for failing to enact sufficient cybersecurity measures and to notify customers of a $1 million cyber breach.
Representative Jahana Hayes introduced a bill to amend the CEA to increase the protection of proprietary information submitted to the CFTC by CPOs and CTAs.
The North American Securities Administrators Association reported examination findings for state-registered investment advisers, highlighting the rising rate of cybersecurity deficiencies.
