EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 14 MIN
Ep. 96 - The SECURE Data Act, Demand Letters & the U.S. Privacy Summit
from Privacy Huddle
Some days, the content is great but the tech has other plans. Please bear with the video quality on this one. In the latest Privacy Huddle, Colleen Barry sits down with Alysa Hutnik, Partner at Kelley Drye, to cover three things on every privacy leader's radar right now: The SECURE Data Act. Not because it's crossing the finish line anytime soon, but because the elements inside it, particularly around third-party auditing and compliance certification, are signals worth paying attention to now, before they show up elsewhere. Demand letters. They're not going away. But having the right consent management setup, clean tag configuration, and a defensible banner isn't just good hygiene, it's what gives legal teams something to work with when the letters land. The U.S. Privacy Summit is back. October 15th, San Francisco, Convene. Free to attend. The anti-conference returns for year two. Watch the full episode.
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In this Privacy Huddle episode, Colleen Barry of Ketch and Alysa Hudnick of Kelley Drye discuss the Secure Data Act, rising privacy demand letters, wiretap litigation risks, consent management, tracking technologies, California privacy requirements, AI transparency, and the upcoming US Privacy Summit in San Francisco.
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