COPPA

COPPA stands for Children’s Online Privacy Act, which protects children’s privacy and provides rules of how information is supposed to be collected and used by a website. This law was put into place so that children’s data would not be sold to third parties or dangerous criminals that could put children’s lives in danger. Please, see the articles below on COPPA.

July 06, 2020 | 7 minutes read

How Banks Improve Efficiency with Redaction Software

According to the Information Commissioner’s Office, businesses including banks have a responsibility to comply with the law, including the use of redaction techniques to protect third-party privacy and facilitate the fulfillment of legitimate SARs and FOIA requests.

Ready for New Federal Privacy Legislation?

Businesses face new privacy regulations globally. The U.S. lacks a single privacy law, with varying rules based on individual or business circumstances. Changes are coming.