CW Editor in Chief Dave Lefort offersย 10 predictions on what will dominate compliance headlines in 2020.
Dave Lefort
Sutter agrees to pay $575M, gets compliance monitor in antitrust settlement
California announced a settlement with Sutter Health for $575 million to settle claims of anti-competitive behavior brought by the state attorney general as well as a class-action group that included employers and unions.
Companies deserve a break on rushed CCPA compliance
The CCPA has been rushed from the start, says CW Editor in Chief Dave Lefort, who believes the Californiaย attorney generalโs plan to give leniencyย for companies making good-faith efforts is the right call.
Drowning in third-party risk? Let us throw you a life jacket
You need help managing your third parties, and over the course of two days in San Francisco, we hope to help you find the answers to the questions that keep TPRM stakeholders up at night.
Introducing โThe Excellence in Compliance Awardsโ
Compliance Week is making some changes to its annual awards for 2020, evolving the โTop Mindsโ recognition into a full-blown, specifically targeted awards program dubbed โThe Excellence in Compliance Awards.โ
Ireland vs. Big Tech: The wait continues
Itโs been 18 months since the General Data Protection Regulation went into effect, and still no violations have come out of Ireland. Is the Emerald Isle dragging its feet? CW Editor in Chief Dave Lefort attempts to answer that question.
Regulators sympathetic to GDPR growing pains but expect maturity
Officials from a pair of EU data privacy sanctioning bodies stressed importance of data protection officers andย good-faith efforts to comply with GDPR.ย
โInside the Mindโ is our data-driven ode to CCOs
Weโre celebrating โCompliance Officer Dayโ by releasingย our first annual โInside the Mind of the CCOโ special report, which is aimed at, among other things, figuring out what motivates and challenges todayโs chief compliance officers.
CCO compensation data reveals big strides for women
Bucking the trend: Survey shows women more likely to hold top compliance roles, have a law degree, and make a bit more money than men.
Vote: Would you give up social media use for lifetime data privacy?
Would you give up social media for life in order to guarantee a lifetime of data privacy? According to a study by global cyber-security company Kaspersky, nearly 4 in 10 (38 percent) consumers would. The guess here is if you would have asked that question 3 years ago, that percentage would be in the single digits. […]


