This has been a busy year for privacy legislation, with dozens of states deliberating consumer privacy bills. Today, 13 states have their own consumer privacy laws, a tally that climbs to 15 if we include the health privacy bills that passed in Washington and Nevada. Despite little progress at the federal level, the US Securities and Exchange Commission finalized rules around cybersecurity, and the Federal Trade Commission maintains its unwavering commitment to privacy enforcement.
Join David Saunders and Sabrina Guenther Frigo, Associate General Counsel – Privacy & Data Management at CUNA Mutual Group, as they look back at the legislative year and what might be in store for the future of privacy legislation.
Discussion topics will include:
- Reviewing the year’s state legislative action on privacy
- Looking ahead at what we might expect at the federal and state levels in 2024
- Assessing which states might be next to enact comprehensive privacy laws