Dun & Bradstreet removed approximately 41 sentences from its Privacy, Data, and AI Transparency Statement on June 15, 2026, including detailed descriptions of the company's core values, ethical principles, commitment to data ethics, ISO certifications, cross-border privacy frameworks, data broker registrations, and individual rights contact procedures. The updated policy now contains only 5 sentences and provides minimal substantive privacy guidance. This represents a substantial reduction in transparency disclosures compared to the previous, more comprehensive statement.
Data controllers and business customers: The policy no longer publicly confirms which certifications the company holds or in which markets they apply.
Consumers and data subjects: The updated statement no longer describes how individuals can request access to their data, object to processing, or contact the company with privacy concerns.
The updated privacy statement removes extensive disclosures about Dun & Bradstreet's data processing practices, ethical commitments, certifications, and individual rights procedures. Previously, the policy described the company's core values, ethical principles, ISO certifications, cross-border privacy frameworks, data broker registrations in multiple states, and how individuals could exercise rights. The revised statement now provides minimal substantive guidance. Under the updated terms, users will find substantially less information about how their data is processed, what protections apply, and how to contact the company regarding their rights.
→ Review Dun & Bradstreet's website to locate updated privacy documentation or individual rights procedures if available at a different URL.
→ If you wish to exercise data subject rights (access, deletion, or objection), contact Dun & Bradstreet directly to request the updated procedures and contact information.
Removed detailed description of core values, ethical principles, and commitment to balancing commercial obligations with respect for individuals and organizations.
Removed disclosure of ISO 27701, ISO 27001, EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, APEC CBPR, TRUSTe Responsible AI, and Global CBPR compliance status.
Removed notification of data broker registration status in California, Oregon, Vermont, and Texas, and removed procedure for exercising individual data subject rights.
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