Sarah Hutchins, Robert Botkin, and Hunter Snowden wrote an article for Cyber Defense Magazine about a number of new state laws relating to privacy and security that will come into effect in 2024 or will soon start being enforced. 

"While the laws can appear uniform, they are different in many ways," they wrote. "Some afford consumers more rights when it comes to a company's collection of their personal data. What's true across the board is that state-level momentum for privacy bills is at an 'all-time high,' according to the International Association of Privacy Professionals."

"These new laws and their ensuing deadlines will mean companies that process consumer data will need to revisit their privacy program to ensure compliance with new requirements," they wrote.

Click here to read the full article, which can be found on page 263: This Year's Influx of Privacy Laws: When Companies Should Mark Calendars for Data Privacy Requirements

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