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Written by: CDO Magazine Bureau
Updated 11:30 AM UTC, Mon June 2, 2025
Jason Wesbecher, CEO at TrustArc
TrustArc, the privacy platform for navigating global compliance and AI risk, is accelerating its AI innovation strategy with powerful capabilities already delivering measurable customer impact, with more to come. With AI integration now table stakes across the software industry, TrustArc is reimagining the future of privacy, shifting from basic workflow automation to a new era of intelligence, insight, and measurable outcomes. With 28 years of unrivaled privacy expertise and leadership, TrustArc’s AI capabilities are uniquely designed to solve modern privacy teams’ real operational challenges, enabling faster decisions and compliance across the enterprise.
“The AI capabilities are particularly impressive and feel like they’re ahead of the curve in the industry,” said Kevin Alvero, Chief Compliance Officer, at Integral Ad Science. “I highly recommend this software to anyone looking for a reliable, advanced solution in the privacy space.”
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What’s Next: TrustArc Sets the Stage for Intelligent Privacy Breakthroughs
TrustArc is preparing to launch AI Analyzer, which will scan evidence, evaluate control effectiveness, and output tailored recommendations to close compliance gaps. Leveraging a robust foundation of over 22,000 controls, with 1,200+ common controls identified over 125 standards, AI Analyzer draws from the depth of TrustArc’s PrivacyCentral. This next-generation capability sets a new benchmark in intelligent automation with significant time savings for compliance management.
“With our recent innovations and bold roadmap, we’re excited to usher in the next era of privacy operations—where compliance is easier, faster, and smarter,” said Jason Wesbecher, CEO at TrustArc. “We’re not just streamlining workflows—we’re fundamentally rethinking how AI can be purpose-built to address the challenges of modern privacy teams across the enterprise.”