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Webinar: End of Year Privacy Check-In: What’s Changed, What Hasn’t and What’s Happening in 2026

October 23, 2025
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM PT

The privacy landscape is rapidly evolving. This webinar will provide a “TL;DR” high-level update on recent privacy laws and regulations, including:

  • Key dates in new and amended state privacy laws, and emerging privacy law trends (consumer health, child’s data)
  • Recently finalized California Consumer Protection Act regulations on Automated Decision-Making Technologies, cybersecurity audits and risk assessments
  • Universal opt-out preference signals and global privacy controls (OOPS and GPCs)
  • Algorithmic/dynamic pricing initiatives nationwide, including status on New York State’s enacted law (NY Gen Bus Law 349-a)

Attendees will gain insights specific insight into the definition of ADMT under the new rules, common in-scope use cases and requirements, risk assessment and cybersecurity audit obligations and expectations for regulatory focus in 2026.  You’ll walk away with a “check-list” of compliance priorities for 2026.

The session will provide practical guidance for legal, compliance, and business teams preparing for compliance deadlines and navigating emerging privacy risks.

Up to 1 hour of California CLE credit available, pending approval.

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