Think “Safety First” and Stay Off OSHA’s Naughty List this Year
Required vs. Voluntary Tier II Environmental Reporting for Auto Dealers
Session Replay Tools: Data Analytics Gold Mine or Privacy Pitfall?
Alert: FTC’s New Data Breach Reporting Rule and Implications for Dealerships
New High-Risk Cybersecurity Threat and Proactive Measures to Ensure Safety
All That Glitters is Not Gold: McDonald’s Franchise Owner Settles EEOC Claims for $2M and a Reminder to Train Employees
Deadline Approaching: Complete Your Inaugural FTC Safeguards Board Report by Year’s End!
Is Your Team Ready to Respond to Workplace Violence or an Active Shooter?
Can Your IT Service Provider Manage Your FTC Compliance?
The #1 Most Overlooked Rule: How DLP Tools Address the Safeguards Rule’s “Unauthorized Activity Monitoring” Requirement
Didn’t See That Coming: The Real Threat to Dealerships is Not the Revised FTC Safeguards Rule
Heating Up! OSHA Actively Auditing Dealers for Heat Stress Rules & More
As temperatures increase all over the country, OSHA is leaning heavily on the general duty clause to enforce safe practices in the workplace. This article, with the help of ComplyAuto Safety, will give you a step-by-step guide on how to keep your employees healthy, achieve compliance, and stay cool in this heat.
ComplyAuto Introduces Encryption Tool for Dealers
ComplyAuto created a solution to the pervasive issue of salespeople requesting customers to send non-public information (NPI) over text messages, emails, and other insecure methods. Not only is there an exposure to hacking by sending NPI over unencrypted avenues, this information is not in the dealership’s control if the salesperson loses his/her phone, backs up their text messages and photos on a personal cloud-based server, or moves to a different dealership. ComplyCrypt is here to help.
Personal Data Laws Gain Ground: Seven States Add New Laws
Seven states – Iowa, Indiana, Montana, Tennessee, Texas, Oregon, and Delaware – are adopting or have already adopted their own personal data laws in 2023, bringing the total number of state data privacy laws in the United States to twelve. Violations may result in civil penalties as enforced by the applicable state agencies. The effective dates for each state’s law range from January 2024 to January 2026.
Deleting Customer Data Stored in Vehicles: Best Practice or a Legal Requirement?
All Cookies are Not Created Equal: FTC Cracks Down on Targeted Advertising Without User Consent
Encrypting NPI in Transit & the Safeguards Rule
Are You Updated on Workplace Violence and Active Shooter Training?
Personal Data Laws Gain Ground: Four States Add New Laws
ComplyAuto and Fisher Phillips Unite Tech Innovation and World-Class Legal Talent to Simplify Compliance
Deleting Customer Data Stored in Vehicles: Best Practice or a Legal Requirement?
All Cookies are Not Created Equal: FTC Cracks Down on Targeted Advertising Without User Consent
From CCPA to CPRA
Myths & Misconceptions About the Revised FTC Safeguards Rule
Revised FTC Safeguards Rule
ComplyAuto partners with the Center for Internet Security (CIS) for enhanced cybersecurity offerings
FordDirect and ComplyAuto Team Up to Tackle Privacy and Security Needs of Ford and Lincoln Dealerships
Dealer Alert: Attorney General Takes CCPA Enforcement Action Against Dealership-Manufacturer
Personal Data: Update on California’s Personal Data Laws (CCPA) and Lessons from the VW-Audi Data Breach
Software can help retailers comply with privacy laws
New CCPA Regulations Already Went into Effect. Are You Covered?
Inherent Problems with the CCPA
The Battle Over Personal Data, and the Dealers Caught in the Crossfire
Personal Data Gets an Early Start in 2021
