Data privacy lawsuits and regulatory actions continue to rise.
Do you have the tools to help your clients?
Over the past year, hundreds of class-action lawsuits related to the Meta Pixel, session recording tools, and other online trackers have emerged with no signs of slowing down.
Transform Your Privacy Practice with Innovative Technology
LOKKER’s Privacy Edge™ empowers law firms and legal teams with easy-to-use tools to streamline the discovery of online data privacy risks that can support a number of their privacy services:
Privacy Policies and Notices
Identify sources of data collection, like a complete list of trackers, pixels, cookies, and third-party tools on clients’ web properties to include in the privacy policy.Compliance and Risk Assessment
Identify vulnerabilities and compliance gaps with various state, federal, and international laws during a risk assessment, like CCPA, GDPR, wiretapping, and consumer fraud laws.Data Privacy Litigation
Use Privacy Edge to investigate allegations of potential web privacy violations, with an audit trail and documentation of all data collected, shared, from which pages, and with whom.
How does Privacy Edge Work?
Privacy Edge is a data privacy platform that quickly scans, identifies, and can block third-party pixels, trackers, and cookies that may collect and share customers’ data and violate privacy laws.
- The dashboard surfaces trackers and a host of other privacy-related threats in minutes.
- Drill-down capabilities provide detailed information about the type of threat, which page(s) it’s found on, what data is being collected, if it’s being shared, and if so, who’s receiving that data.
- Client-ready reports and detailed privacy information are exportable to supplement privacy policy creation, forensics gathering, or to include in a compliance risk assessment.
- Privacy Edge also provides legal teams a way to check for the correct implementation of consent management tools like Do Not Sell links, consent banners, etc.
Know Your Clients' Risk.
Our web privacy risk score is a clear numeric rating of privacy risks on every site and every page of a client’s site to easily understand, prioritize and mitigate their risk. Power your privacy advisory services with a portfolio dashboard that presents all your clients’ web privacy risk scores in one place.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE LOKKER WEB PRIVACY RISK SCORE™
Get Ahead with Privacy Edge™
Navigate the evolving complexities of the data privacy landscape while delivering effective legal solutions with Privacy Edge. Boost your team’s productivity and confidence with software that automates the manual and tedious information-gathering tasks for your practice’s privacy services. This can have lasting effects that can help your firm:
Grow Revenue
Take advantage of the explosion of privacy cases. With the proper tools, you can take on and close more privacy-related cases quicker and get paid faster.
Improve Client Relationships
Resolve cases faster, pass on cost-savings from efficiencies, and keep them informed with easy-to-understand reports and information.
Increase Profitability
Take on minor forensics work in-house and set rates accordingly.Ready to boost your privacy team's productivity?
Talk to one of our privacy experts or request a personalized demo today
Relevant News and Resources
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This week has been buzzing with privacy-related news, especially on the legislative front. The U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce Innovation, Data and Commerce Subcommittee hearing discussed the drafted legislation for a new comprehensive federal privacy law, and we saw two state laws passed in Nebraska and Maryland, pending signatures from their Governors.
Biden Issues Executive Order to Protect Sensitive Data, $23 Million Tax Act Settlement, FTC Fines Avast $16.5 Million, and More.
This week, the privacy ecosystem has been buzzing with news ranging from the serious to, if we’re being honest, a little strange. Here’s what we’re keeping an eye on this week.
This Week’s Senate Hearings on Child Online Safety Underscore Need for A Higher Standard of Care For Online Privacy
Senate hearings this week brought 5 key tech executives to Washington including Meta, Snap, Discord, X and TikTok to answer questions about harmful data collection and manipulation of children’s online experiences.