Скачать или смотреть Inside FTC Privacy Enforcement: How Aaron Alva Helped Rewrite the Rules

What actually happens inside the FTC when privacy and security violations turn into enforcement actions?

In this Privacy Exchange Show & Tell, we sit down with Aaron Alva, the FTC’s former technical and legal advisor, to unpack how modern privacy enforcement is designed and executed.

Aaron shares behind-the-scenes insight from landmark matters involving Big Tech, children’s data, facial recognition, connected cars, location data, and data brokers and explains why the FTC shifted from process-heavy compliance programs to bright-line prohibitions that materially protect people’s data.

Topics include:

Translating legal orders into enforceable technical requirements

Lessons from major FTC settlements (Facebook, Amazon Alexa, facial recognition)

Identifying emerging harms in new technologies

What companies that “get privacy right” do differently from day one

Advice for regulators and businesses navigating data broker laws and AI governance

If you work in privacy, security, product, policy, or compliance, this conversation offers rare, practical insight into how enforcement actually works.