Most triathletes are really strong in one or two disciplines. They may be an excellent runner and a solid swimmer, but ask them to clip into their pedals for 25 miles and suddenly race day feels a lot longer. Or they live and breathe cycling and can swim just fine, but dread lacing up their
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Fresh From the Conference Floor: IAPP Global Privacy Summit 2026
I just returned from the IAPP Global Privacy Summit, and there was a lot to absorb. Sessions covered AI governance, children’s safety, advertising compliance, international data law, and more.
There is SO much that we learned at IAPP that we can’t possibly put it all into this one newsletter, so stay tuned for part 2
Q1 Is Almost Over. Here Is How to Actually Get Caught Up.
Today is my dad’s birthday. And if you have been following along for awhile, you know he recently passed away. So much of me and my approach to business is because of him so seems fitting to share one of his older professional pictures.
In issue #10, I shared more about him and his philosophy
Why Every Company Needs a Trust Center
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Kelly Peterson is the Chief Privacy and Compliance Officer for Yobi AI, a company dedicated to building models based on consented data to democratize access to data in an ethical and privacy-respecting manner. As CPO, Kelly
Personal Note on Loss, Strength, & Resilience
Last week my father passed away and 24 hours later my beloved dog of 10 years passed away too. Despite my promise of a weekly newsletter, I just couldn’t pull a coherent one together.
Here are my favorite pics of each of them.
This week’s edition might be a little different than others, and I
Behind the Curtain With Tom Kemp: New CCPA Rules, Enforcements, and What’s Next
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Tom Kemp is the Executive Director of CalPrivacy. Previously, he was a Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur and CEO. He volunteered on the California Privacy Rights Act campaign and has advised on major tech policy legislation nationwide,
Would You Trade Your Data to Skip the Line?
I was recently interviewed by a major news publication about biometric data devices like palm readers, fingerprints, and facial recognition. In our discussion, we explored how people weigh the trade‑offs between convenience, privacy, and security.
Interestingly, according to a report from the Identity Theft Resource Center, 69% of consumers are concerned that biometric data
Governing AI and Privacy Without Becoming the Bottleneck
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Brittney Justice is the Global Head of Privacy at Valvoline Inc., leading the company’s privacy strategy. She works at the intersection of data privacy, technology, and AI, advising on governance and risk at scale. Brittney also
Does The CCPA Have a New Data Inventory Requirement?
As 2025 came to a close, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy) finalized its California Consumer Privacy (CCPA) Regulations. The Regulations refine and expand on the obligations in CCPA, and together they define the privacy rules for in-scope businesses.
For a long time now, privacy pros have been proselytizing the importance of organizations having a
Privacy Is a Lot Like Health Insurance
Most people do not think about all the fine details of health insurance every day.
We think about it when something goes wrong. When a referral is needed. Or during open enrollment, when we are forced to choose between plans and consider risks we would rather not dwell on.
Or when a bill arrives (like