While this post may not fit under the header of the “Privacy Hacker”, I wanted to step aside from privacy and security and share some insight on common issues and topics with which we are assisting clients during this unprecedented
The Privacy Hacker
Hopkins & Carley Insights on Privacy and Security Law
The Privacy Hacker, published by Hopkins & Carley, focuses on data privacy and cybersecurity legal issues. It covers topics such as compliance with state and international privacy laws including the Colorado Privacy Act and California Consumer Privacy Act, data transfer regulations under GDPR, and practical guidance on managing data protection assessments. The blog also addresses cybersecurity threats like ransomware attacks and IT security audits, providing insights into legal obligations and risk management strategies for businesses. It discusses enforcement trends, regulatory updates, and best practices for safeguarding personal data and responding to consumer privacy rights requests.
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SHORT AND LONG TERM PRIVACY CONSIDERATIONS TO NAVIGATE OUR NEW REALITY
As businesses struggle to navigate the new reality created by Covid-19, there are a few things to keep in mind both in the short and long term, when it comes to privacy and security.
Security & WFH.
With employees working…
Privacy (& CCPA) In Commercial Real Estate
How CCPA Affects Brick & Mortar Industries: Restaurants
Gone are the days of thinking your business only needs to comply with certain privacy laws if it’s a “tech” company – or one that handles particularly sensitive information such as health information. Under the California Consumer Privacy Protection Act…
Staying on Top of Security Practices
If it’s not already, security should be a top priority for all companies that collect and hold personal data. Companies subject to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), effective since January 1, should be even more concerned given the…
CCPA Is Here: What Does It Look Like So Far?
The new decade started off with a flurry of emails informing us of updated privacy notices being posted on websites in response to the California Consumer Privacy Protection Act (“CCPA”). While most people began their new year resolutions or happily…




