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One platform for compliance and privacy-first data collection that drives security & protection, better data, user loyalty, and real business results. https://concord.tech

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Trust is earned between audits, not just during them. Security certifications like SOC2 & ISO 27001 are important, but they’re only part of the picture. Customers & partners want ongoing evidence that your organization is managing risk, maintaining controls, & prepared to respond if things go wrong.

Trust is earned between audits, not just during them. Security certifications like SOC2 & ISO 27001 are important, but they’re only part of the picture. Customers & partners want ongoing evidence that your organization is managing risk, maintaining controls, & prepared to respond if things go wrong.

Trust is earned between audits, not just during them. Security certifications like SOC2 & ISO 27001 are important, but they’re only part of the picture. Customers & partners want ongoing evidence that your organization is managing risk, maintaining controls, & prepared to respond if things go wrong.

The result? Less time chasing evidence and answering repetitive questions, and more time building the confidence that keeps business moving.

Trust is earned between audits, not just during them. Security certifications like SOC2 & ISO 27001 are important, but they’re only part of the picture. Customers & partners want ongoing evidence that your organization is managing risk, maintaining controls, & prepared to respond if things go wrong.

Building trust means making compliance an ongoing practice, not a once-a-year scramble. Concord Trust helps organizations centralize compliance controls, map frameworks, manage documentation, and share security and compliance information through a customer-facing Trust Center.

🔹 Concord's policy templates and disclosures for AI and automated decision-making 🔹 Adds the IAB TCF v2.4 disclosures to the consent banner 🔹 Terms of Service and Impressum available on every plan 🔹 Guided side-by-side template updates

concord.techProduct News: Policy and Disclosure Updates for AI, Automated Decisions, and TCF v2.4 | ConcordAutomated decision-making disclosures in the Privacy Policy, the 2026 AI Policy, IAB TCF v2.4 banner disclosures, Terms of Service and Impressum on every plan, and policy updates that keep your edits.

With Concord Trust, companies can streamline security reviews, automate questionnaire workflows, and give buyers a clearer path to understanding their security and privacy practices. Read the full article: https://www.concord.tech/blog/4-must-haves-ai-trust-center

concord.tech4 Must-Haves of a Modern AI Trust Center | ConcordThe four capabilities that separate an AI-native trust center from a document vault: an AI that learns, content that stays current, and buyer self-service.

🔹 Buyer self-service: Let prospects find answers and access approved security documentation without unnecessary delays. 🔹 Privacy + security in one place: Address the full scope of buyer due diligence, from SOC 2 and ISO 27001 to consent management, data retention, and privacy requests.

concord.tech4 Must-Haves of a Modern AI Trust Center | ConcordThe four capabilities that separate an AI-native trust center from a document vault: an AI that learns, content that stays current, and buyer self-service.

🔹Vendor Management: Maintain vendor records and keep your sub-processor list up to date. 🔹Cloud Posture Checks: Connect cloud environments to automate checks and collect compliance evidence. 🔹AI Evidence Collection: Use AI agents to run checks against connected systems and document results.

concord.techProduct News: Controls, Frameworks, the Auditor Portal, and Cloud Posture Checks | ConcordAdopt controls, map them to frameworks, give auditors a scoped portal, manage vendors, and let cloud posture checks and AI evidence collection test your controls for you.

What’s now available? 🔹Security Controls: Assign owners, track status, and collect evidence in one place. 🔹Compliance Frameworks: Map controls to standards like SOC 2 and ISO 27001. 🔹Auditor Portal: Give external auditors controlled access to audit evidence and reviews.

concord.techProduct News: Controls, Frameworks, the Auditor Portal, and Cloud Posture Checks | ConcordAdopt controls, map them to frameworks, give auditors a scoped portal, manage vendors, and let cloud posture checks and AI evidence collection test your controls for you.

California’s privacy landscape is changing. Beginning January 1, 2027, online-only businesses with a businesses that interact directly with consumers will be required to provide an online method, such as a webform or portal, for submitting privacy requests, rather than relying solely on email.

California’s privacy landscape is changing. Beginning January 1, 2027, online-only businesses with a businesses that interact directly with consumers will be required to provide an online method, such as a webform or portal, for submitting privacy requests, rather than relying solely on email.

For businesses, that means privacy request workflows need to be ready for both more accessible requests and a broader scope of data. Concord helps companies streamline privacy requests with automated workflows that make compliance easier to manage. Find our more at https://www.concord.tech/

🗞️ Concord Product News: A few recent updates that make everyday privacy work easier: ▪️Preview Changes at Real Device Sizes ▪️New Policy Templates in the Policy Builder ▪️Document History & Version Comparison ▪️Tasks for Privacy Work ▪️Google Consent Mode and IAB TCF Updates

concord.techProduct News: Enhanced Previews, More Policy Templates, Document History, and Tasks | ConcordPreview consent and trust experiences at real device sizes, start from one of 36 policy templates, compare document versions, and keep privacy and trust work on track with Tasks.

The EU is moving toward a more consistent approach to GDPR fines. New guidance from the European Data Protection Board aims to reduce differences in how penalties are calculated across EU member states.

The EU is moving toward a more consistent approach to GDPR fines. New guidance from the European Data Protection Board aims to reduce differences in how penalties are calculated across EU member states.

The EU is moving toward a more consistent approach to GDPR fines. New guidance from the European Data Protection Board aims to reduce differences in how penalties are calculated across EU member states.

That could make GDPR enforcement more predictable, but it also means companies may have less room to rely on differences between jurisdictions. The bigger question: If GDPR enforcement becomes more consistent, are your privacy processes consistent enough to keep up?

How AI-Native Questionnaire Automation Actually Works Most AI questionnaire tools search stale uploaded PDFs. Learn how Concord drafts from sources that stay current, cites every answer, and improves with every review. vist.ly/5jk4g

On September 2, Delaware signed legislation expanding its consumer privacy and data-breach laws. The updates broaden the scope of the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act and introduce new considerations around AI, profiling, sensitive data, third-party data recipients, and consumer rights.

On September 2, Delaware signed legislation expanding its consumer privacy and data-breach laws. The updates broaden the scope of the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act and introduce new considerations around AI, profiling, sensitive data, third-party data recipients, and consumer rights.

For companies operating across multiple states, the bigger takeaway is clear: privacy compliance is becoming an ongoing operational process. Organizations should be reviewing their data inventories, vendor relationships, privacy workflows, AI use cases, and compliance documentation.

Australia may be raising the bar for how companies use personal data. Proposed privacy reforms would introduce a new “fair and reasonable” test, requiring organizations to look beyond whether a data use is technically permitted and consider whether it is actually justified.

Australia may be raising the bar for how companies use personal data. Proposed privacy reforms would introduce a new “fair and reasonable” test, requiring organizations to look beyond whether a data use is technically permitted and consider whether it is actually justified.

Australia may be raising the bar for how companies use personal data. Proposed privacy reforms would introduce a new “fair and reasonable” test, requiring organizations to look beyond whether a data use is technically permitted and consider whether it is actually justified.

The reforms also strengthen privacy protections around data brokers, automated decision-making, sensitive information, and targeted advertising. The bigger question for companies: Can you clearly explain why you are collecting and using someone’s data?

State Privacy Laws Cover Data Collection, Not AI Inferences. That's Starting to Change. AI inferences from mundane data points create a regulatory gap most state privacy laws don't address. What compliance teams should do now. vist.ly/5h78x #Privacy #DataPrivacy #GDPR #CCPA #CPRA #AI

China is taking a more streamlined approach to privacy compliance for smaller organizations. On September 1, 2026, new rules will apply to organizations that handle personal information on a smaller scale, with simplified requirements in areas such as privacy notices, consent, & impact assessments.

China is taking a more streamlined approach to privacy compliance for smaller organizations. On September 1, 2026, new rules will apply to organizations that handle personal information on a smaller scale, with simplified requirements in areas such as privacy notices, consent, & impact assessments.

Concord Blog : How to Build the Business Case for Trust Center Software What does your security review process actually cost your business? The answer is probably more than the hours your security team spends filling out questionnaires. Read more: vist.ly/5dqrb

Canada's Bill C-36: What the Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act Means for Organizations Bill C-36 introduces the Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act (PPCDA), replacing PIPEDA with stronger consent rules, cross-border transfer requirements, and penalties up to 5% of global revenue.

24 states now have comprehensive data privacy laws. Vermont's is the most notable of the four new laws — it requires LLM training disclosure in privacy policies & gives consumers the right to question profiling decisions. vist.ly/5bbxw #Privacy #DataPrivacy #GDPR #CCPA #CPRA #PrivacyNews

concord.techConcord Privacy News: 6/30/2026Four new state data privacy laws in 2026: Vermont, Louisiana, Alabama, and Oklahoma; Connecticut AG warns big tech that hooking kids on addictive online apps is illegal.