







The Privacy Dashboard
Always on top of evolving privacy and AI regulations
Our Dashboard simplifies privacy management, offering real-time insights and guidance to keep you compliant as your business and regulations evolve.
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US State Law
Privacy and AI laws are multiplying faster than ever
Since the California Consumer Privacy Act, states have steadily expanded privacy protections, with 59 comprehensive privacy bills considered in 2023 alone. Now AI is following the same path at far greater speed: state lawmakers introduced more than 1,200 AI-related bills in 2025, and 145 became law.
Keeping track of what applies to your product, and where, is getting harder each year.
Privacy Matters
Protect your customers, protect your business
Cumulative GDPR fines issued from May 2018 to January 2026
Total apps pulled from mobile app stores for privacy violations
User privacy class action lawsuits against healthtech companies
Penalties and settlements in healthcare pixel-tracking
Settlement against Blackbaud for leaking personal information
New in the Privacy Dashboard: AI Module
Clarity on AI laws, right where you manage privacy
AI regulation is moving fast and unevenly. Most teams building or integrating AI features have no structured way to know which laws apply to them. The AI Module maps the laws relevant to your product and shows where your practices have gaps, inside the assessment you already use.
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It’s like having a fractional CPO
Stay on top of new laws
and regulations
New laws are being introduced at an accelerating rate — make sure your practices are keeping up.
Access to a privacy partner,
whenever you need one
Both legal requirements AND best practices your customers have come to expect.
Address gaps to laws
that apply to you
Identify potential gaps in your privacy policies, and receive guidance on how to rectify them.
Get expert guidance
without the cost of a lawyer
One low yearly fee for unlimited guidance, compared to another legal bill every time something changes.
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- Not a viable option for smaller companies who are looking to grow
- May be underutilized in organizations with simpler privacy needs
- Requires additional resources for some jurisdictions
- Limited flexibility compared to on-demand solutions
- Most companies cannot afford this type of investment
- The best experts are in high demand, and their services are costly.
- Lack of long-term support, your policy falls out of date as your business evolves.
- They are not proactive when it comes to changing regulations.
- Lawyers and privacy experts are legalistic, not customer-centric.
- They are typically contracted for specific, episodic projects, and are not invested long-term.

- Test and see your privacy policy performs relative to specific laws and regulations.
- Identify potential gaps to best practices.
- Get tailored guidance on optimizing your privacy policy.
- Monitor and update your privacy policy as laws and business operations change.
- Have peace of mind, knowing you are always covered.
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