Topic
Data Governance
363 published works
Debevoise & Pimpton Data Blog
AI’s Biggest Enterprise Challenge in 2026: Contractual Use Limitations on Data
By Avi Gesser
We recognize it’s a little early to make the call for the biggest AI challenge for 2026, but we’re pretty confident that NDAs and other contractual use limitations are about…
eDiscovery Today Blog
The Legal Hold Gaps to Know About with Microsoft Purview: eDiscovery Trends
By Doug Austin
Microsoft Purview offers legal hold features. But Shelley Bougnague of Cloudficient discusses the legal hold gaps to know about with Purview! The post The Legal Hold Gaps to Know About…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
California Finalizes Groundbreaking Regulations on AI, Risk Assessments, and Cybersecurity, Part III: Risk Assessments
By By: Benjamin W. Perry, Lauren N. Watson, Publisher, Evan J. Yahng
Quick Hits The recently finalized California Consumer Privacy Act regulations include requirements to perform risk assessments for any processing that presents a significant risk to California residents’ privacy. Every business…
ComplexDiscovery
Cyberocracy and the Efficiency Paradox: Why Democratic Design is the Smartest AI Strategy for Government
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Digital democracy isn’t a contradiction—it’s an imperative. A newly released report by Estonian researchers reframes the conversation around AI and government efficiency, arguing that democratic principles aren’t hindrances…
Taft Privacy & Data Security Insights
Privacy by Design, Profit by Strategy: Thoughts from Dayton’s Startup Week
By Zachary Heck
Last month, I had the opportunity to speak to entrepreneurs at Launch Dayton’s Startup Week regarding the positive effects that strong privacy and data governance practices have on business. As…
Life Sciences Perspectives
Navigating the EU Data Act: Key Obligations and a Spotlight on Switching Rights
Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 (the Data Act) entered into force across the EU on 12 September 2025. It forms a key part of the EU’s broader data strategy and establishes a…
Internet & Social Media Law Blog
Digital Omnibus: European Commission Seeks Evidence to Streamline EU Digital Rules
By Scott Morton, Sahar J. Hafeez, Steven Farmer, Mark Booth
On September 16, 2025, the European Commission opened a call for evidence to inform a forthcoming “Digital Omnibus” aimed at simplifying and reducing administrative burden across the EU’s data, cybersecurity…
ComplexDiscovery
Microsoft Disables Cloud Services for Israeli Intel Unit Citing Surveillance Misuse
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Microsoft’s unprecedented decision to terminate cloud services to Israel’s Unit 8200 over ethical concerns surrounding mass surveillance operations sends a powerful signal to the global enterprise community. This action…
Inside Privacy
Commission Collects Feedback to Simplify Rules on Data, Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence in Upcoming Digital Omnibus
By Dan Cooper, Kristof Van Quathem, Anna Sophia Oberschelp de Meneses
On September 16, 2025, the European Commission launched a call for evidence to collect feedback and best practices on simplifying several key areas of the EU digital rulebook, ahead of…
Privacy World
EU Seeks Feedback on Proposed Digital Package To Simplify and Modernise Regulations
By Stéphanie Faber, David Naylor, Simon Sepesi
Measures included in the digital package aim to cut red tape through “digital by default” services and applying the “once-only” principle, which will mandate public sector bodies across the EU…