News Summary:
OneTrust recently discussed how ISO 27001 supports integrated risk management beyond mere certification, emphasizing its value for meeting customer expectations and demonstrating disciplined information security on October 8, 2026. Earlier the same day, the company provided guidance on selecting optimal Consent Management Platforms (CMPs) for e-commerce, advising online retailers to integrate these platforms into their Black Friday preparations alongside checkout reliability and stock availability. On October 7, OneTrust explored the "missing layer" in AI governance, observing that many enterprises find visibility alone insufficient despite prior investments in AI inventories, policies, assessments, and monitoring. This followed an October 5 discussion asserting that AI governance is increasingly becoming the responsibility of security teams, shifting from a model where it was primarily a specialized discipline owned by central AI, data, or legal teams. Previously, on October 5, Ojas Rege, SVP of Emerging Products and Technologies at OneTrust, joined other executives at the RADAR 11x event, where they collectively argued that responsible AI is not a secondary project, covering topics such as identifying AI risk, governing data, assigning accountability, and adapting to regulation.
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