The rapid evolution of the privacy landscape drives increased complexity for compliance and tracking between markets. With two dozen states enacting comprehensive privacy frameworks and additional state legislation looming, organizations face an increasing patchwork of competing provisions, requiring not only an understanding of where laws exist, but also how they differ and what those differences mean for operations.

Join CDIA’s Tallman Johnson, SVP of Government Relations and Policy and Zachary Taylor, Senior Director of Government Relations alongside Kim Phan, Partner at Troutman Pepper Locke for a strategic review of privacy policy at the state and federal levels, what’s changing, and what organizations need to be preparing for in 2027 and beyond.

This webinar will explore:

• The evolving patchwork of state privacy laws and the key distinctions between them that open the door to compliance risks for multi-state operations.
• Other privacy concepts—data broker registries, deletion-mechanisms, automated decision-making regulation—that are dominating the discussion in states who have already established comprehensive privacy laws.
• Where legislative activity is expected to accelerate in 2027 and how organizations can proactively assess their compliance programs before new requirements take effect.

Whether you are responsible for privacy, legal, compliance, risk management, government affairs, or business operations, this session will help you understand the regulatory trends shaping the future of privacy and identify the practical compliance considerations your organization should be monitoring today to stay ahead of tomorrow’s requirements.

Don’t just track the privacy patchwork. Understand what it means for your business and prepare for what’s next.