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07/17/2026

⏰ The EU AI Act timeline is moving.

But the pressure to operationalize AI governance keeps growing.

That means organizations need more than policies on paper. They need risk assessments, audit logs, incident reports, clear accountability, and evidence that governance is working across the business.

Are you prepared?

Watch the full on-demand webinar to learn what’s changing, what still needs attention, and how teams are preparing for AI governance expectations in 2026 and beyond.

Watch the full webinar: https://www.onetrust.com/resources/the-eu-ai-act-may-be-delayed-your-ai-risk-isnt-webinar/?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=cpo&utm_content=video&utm_term=20260717

07/16/2026

Your AI governance tools should help your teams move forward, not add more work.

Spreadsheets, forms, and homegrown processes can be a smart place to start. But as AI use grows, teams often need greater visibility, consistency, and support to keep pace.

In the latest , we share practical questions to help you assess your current setup and prepare for the next stage of AI governance.

Explore what comes next 👇
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/spreadsheets-forms-what-onetrust-8lx4e/

07/09/2026

🔎 Third-party risk gets messy when the process has gaps.

Vendor intake, monitoring, and offboarding all matter. If one step breaks down, teams lose visibility and risk starts to build quietly.

Mohamed Chraim, Sr. Risk Analyst at OneTrust, shares why stronger third-party programs start with a process teams can run consistently every time. ⚙️

Download the checklist for simplifying third-party risk management: https://www.onetrust.com/resources/essential-checklist-for-simplifying-third-party-risk-management-checklist/?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=ciso&utm_content=video&utm_term=20260709

07/02/2026

Regulators are looking beyond whether privacy controls exist.

They’re looking at whether consent choices, opt-outs, preferences, and privacy rights work across real customer journeys, systems, vendors, and data flows. In short, a privacy control that works in one place still needs to work everywhere else.

Our infographic gives teams a clear view of what regulators expect, where programs break down, and which controls support stronger privacy readiness.

Download it here: https://www.onetrust.com/resources/privacy-enforcement-actions-in-2026-what-regulators-expect-from-consent-and-preference-management-infographic/?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=cmo&utm_content=graphic&utm_term=20260702

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