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Learn MoreThird-party cookies are set by external domains to track user behavior across websites. They are mainly used for advertising, analytics, and cross-site tracking.
Learn MoreTracking cookies monitor user activity across websites to collect data for advertising, analytics, or profiling. They require user consent under most privacy laws.
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Learn MoreRisk Tech refers to technologies that identify, assess, and manage risks, especially in compliance, cybersecurity, and operational processes for modern digital enterprises.
Learn MorePII Data Discovery identifies personal information across systems to ensure compliance with privacy laws and reduce risks of unauthorized access or data breaches.
Learn MoreData governance automation uses technology to enforce data policies, improve accuracy, and streamline compliance across systems without manual intervention or risk of error.
Learn MoreThird Party Intelligence monitors vendors and partners for risks, privacy gaps, or compliance issues, helping businesses make informed decisions and protect sensitive data.
Learn MoreActive Data Governance enforces policies in real time, ensuring continuous compliance, reducing manual oversight, and maintaining trusted data across dynamic business environments.
Learn MoreA Privacy Maturity Model helps organizations assess and improve their privacy practices through defined stages, from ad hoc to fully optimized compliance operations.
Learn MoreCompliance digital refers to using technology and automation to ensure organizations meet legal, regulatory, and internal policy requirements efficiently and continuously across digital operations.
Learn MoreA data enablement platform empowers organizations to securely access, share, and use data across systems—enhancing compliance, decision-making, and collaboration through governed.
Learn MoreLkSG software automates risk identification, monitoring, and reporting across supply chains, helping companies comply with Germany’s supply chain due diligence law efficiently.
Learn MoreDSGVO software helps businesses comply with EU data protection rules by automating consent, rights requests, records management, and privacy reporting under the GDPR framework.
Learn MoreCMP rates measure how effectively a Consent Management Platform (CMP) captures user consent preferences, impacting data collection, compliance, personalization, and marketing performance.
Learn MoreSPI data privacy focuses on protecting sensitive personal information—such as health, biometric, or religious data—under stricter legal requirements in privacy regulations like GDPR.
Learn MorePOPIA is South Africa’s data protection law that governs how organizations collect, process, store, and share personal information to protect individuals’ privacy rights.
Learn MoreHIPAA is a U.S. law that safeguards individuals’ health information by setting privacy, security, and breach notification standards for healthcare providers and related organizations.
Learn MoreTPRM is the process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating privacy, security, and compliance risks associated with external vendors, suppliers, and service providers.
Learn MoreBeing POPIA compliant means following South Africa’s data protection law by processing personal information lawfully, securely, and transparently in line with data subject rights.
Learn MoreCookie syncing is a technique used by ad tech companies to match user identities across different platforms for targeted advertising and cross-site behavioral tracking purposes.
Learn MoreTCF 2.0 is an industry standard by IAB Europe that helps websites collect and manage user consent in compliance with GDPR and ePrivacy rules.
Learn MoreTCF 2.2 updates IAB Europe’s consent framework by simplifying purposes, enhancing transparency, and aligning with stricter regulatory expectations like those from the Belgian DPA.
Learn MoreLaw 25 is Québec’s updated privacy law requiring businesses to protect personal data, ensure transparency, and comply with stricter consent and breach notification rules.
Learn MoreMaryland Privacy Law, passed in 2024, gives consumers rights over personal data, limits data sales, and imposes strict compliance rules on businesses handling sensitive information.
Learn MoreProbabilistic attribution uses statistical models and device signals to estimate user behavior across channels when direct tracking isn’t possible due to privacy restrictions.
Learn MoreA custom data layer stores structured user interaction data on websites, enabling consistent tracking, consent management, and integration with analytics or compliance platforms like CMPs.
Learn MorePDPA Thailand is the country’s data protection law requiring businesses to manage personal data lawfully, gain consent, and protect user rights with strict enforcement measures.
Learn MoreGDPR and PDPA are privacy laws from the EU and Thailand, respectively, sharing core principles but differing in scope, enforcement, consent standards, and regulatory structure.
Learn MoreLGPD and GDPR are Brazil’s and the EU’s data privacy laws, with shared foundations but distinct enforcement models, legal bases, and regional compliance obligations.
Learn MoreGDPR and China’s PIPL both protect personal data but differ in scope, enforcement style, government control, and cross-border transfer rules businesses must navigate carefully.
Learn MoreUID2 is a privacy-focused advertising identity solution that replaces third-party cookies using encrypted email-based IDs to support consent-driven, personalized digital advertising.
Learn MoreProfiling in CPRA refers to automated data analysis used to evaluate a consumer’s behavior, preferences, or characteristics—impacting decisions like advertising, credit, or services.
Learn MoreA data enablement platform empowers organizations to securely access, manage, and utilize data across teams—driving insights, compliance, collaboration, and smarter business decisions.
Learn MoreLkSG software automates supplier risk assessment, monitoring, and reporting under Germany’s Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, supporting legal compliance and sustainable supply chain management.
Learn MoreDSGVO software helps businesses automate compliance with Germany’s data protection law, ensuring lawful data handling, user rights management, documentation, and GDPR-aligned processes.
Learn MoreCMP rates refer to consent rates collected through Consent Management Platforms, indicating how many users accept, reject, or ignore privacy choices under compliance laws.
Learn MoreData Science Model Governance ensures machine learning models are secure, fair, compliant, and traceable throughout their lifecycle across development, deployment, and monitoring stages.
Learn MoreData Governance ROI measures the financial and strategic benefits gained from implementing data governance practices, including compliance, data quality, efficiency, and risk reduction.
Learn MoreCMMC tools help organizations assess, manage, and ensure compliance with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification required by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Learn MoreTrust support includes processes, tools, and communication that help organizations build and maintain customer trust in their data privacy and compliance practices.
Learn MoreVigilant monitoring refers to continuous oversight of data, systems, and processes to detect compliance issues, security threats, or policy violations in real time.
Learn MoreCyber insurance helps businesses mitigate financial losses from data breaches and supports GDPR compliance by covering risks related to personal data protection failures.
Learn MoreA Privacy Sheet is a concise summary outlining how an organization collects, uses, and protects personal data, supporting transparency and GDPR compliance.
Learn MoreMetadata automation is the use of tools to systematically capture, manage, and update metadata across systems, improving data quality, discovery, and compliance.
Learn More“DORA Ready” refers to an organization’s preparedness to meet the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) standards for ICT risk management in financial services.
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