Webinar | Protect Your Clients’ Data From Unwanted Third-Party Tracking

In this webinar, Jeremy Barnett, Chief Commercial Officer of LOKKER, and Al Saikali, Partner and Chair of the Privacy and Data Security Practice at Shook, Hardy and Bacon, discuss the issues and risks surrounding third-party tracking and its implications for companies from both a legal and regulatory perspective.

Five Issues With How We Approach Web Privacy, and How to Fix It

Protecting customers’ privacy online is getting increasingly complex. Companies are trying to balance complying with a patchwork of state and industry-specific laws against website technology that, at its core, encourages sharing information with other parties. Here are five reasons the approach to website privacy today is broken and a few recommendations to fix it. 

Starting July 1, New State Privacy Laws Will Go Into Effect and Be Enforceable.

Two new state privacy laws, the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) and the Connecticut Personal Data Privacy and Online Monitoring Act (CTDPA), both go into effect and are enforceable on July 1, while the California Privacy Acts went into effect on January 1, 2023, will be enforceable on July 1, 2023. Is your business ready for these laws? 

LOKKER Finds One-Quarter of the Largest 1,000 Healthcare Organizations’ Websites Are at Significant Risk for Online Data Privacy Violations

LOKKER’s Web Privacy Risk Score Reveals Common Consumer Data Privacy Risks in the Healthcare Sector as Class-Action Lawsuits Are on the Rise. LOKKER’s findings uncover great risk to consumers’ personal health information , with 26% of healthcare organizations’ Web Privacy Risk Scores flagged as above 335, and of those, more than 100 scored above 500, which indicates significant risk according to LOKKER.