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June 15, 2026 10:20 UTC
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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.
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0Our Data Transparency Commitment – Dun & Bradstreet Enterprise Small Business Public Sector Search Options D‑U‑N‑S Number Business Directory Service Center Log In Solutions Industries Why Dun & Bradstreet News & Resources Our Company Let Our Unparalleled Data Power Your AI Workflows Learn More Why Dun & Bradstreet Data Transparency Privacy, Data Transparency, and AI Trust Centre A Transparency Tapestry for Responsible Data Processing Download the Statement Data Transparency Data Transparency Personal Data AI Systems Data Compliance Data Transfer Resilience Contact Us Our Values At Dun & Bradstreet (D&B), compliance and ethics begins with human-centered values and principles.0Our Data Transparency Commitment – Dun & Bradstreet Enterprise Small Business Public Sector Search Options D‑U‑N‑S Number Business Directory Service Center Log In Solutions Industries Why Dun & Bradstreet News & Resources Our Company Why Dun & Bradstreet Data Transparency Privacy, Data Transparency, and AI Trust Centre A Transparency Tapestry for Responsible Data Processing Download the Statement (855)-540-1971 Please Enable Chat Cookies Enabling and using chat functionality requires accepting Chat Cookies.
1The values and principles are set forth in our Code of Conduct and Ethics and guide us in designing, implementing, improving, disposing, and retiring data processing and management systems in a way that respects human rights, privacy and data protection, non-discrimination, diversity, equity, inclusion, and other applicable legal and regulatory obligations. 3 Core Values The Bedrock of Our Culture Data Inspired We are passionate about the power of data.Removed
2It is at the heart of everything we do, including how we leverage data insights to drive informed compliance and ethics decisions.Removed
3Relentlessly Curious We embrace the change in the world around us.Removed
4We know it brings new problems to solve, new things to learn, and new ways to grow.Removed
5We use curiosity to help guide us in applying our ethical principles.Removed
6Inherently Generous We succeed by helping others succeed.Removed
7We openly share our time and talent, and we confidently welcome the help of others, including how we can continuously improve. 5 Ethical Principles Our Compass for Making Good Decisions Accountable Our Board of Directors and leadership consistently demonstrate the importance of doing business the right way and complying with our Code of Conduct and applicable laws and regulations.Removed
8Respectful We respect each other and the interests of the individuals and organizations we engage with and others about whom we process data.Removed
9Responsible We steward our assets and drive growth responsibly so that we can sustain D&B’s success into its third century and beyond.Removed
10Transparent We are transparent about our conduct, our dealings, and our practices; and we help support the global economy through transparent data practices, processing, and insights.Removed
11Courageous We encourage new ideas, innovation, and speaking up with questions or concerns, and we have zero tolerance for retaliation against those who raise compliance and ethics concerns.Removed
12Our Commitment to Data Ethics, Compliance, and Privacy At Dun & Bradstreet, we focus on helping to bring businesses and other organizations together by providing insights about economic opportunities and risks, including data about businesses, business decision-makers and other people who represent organizations of all sizes across industries and sectors around the world.Removed
13We aggregate data, combine, and generate data, including scores, ratings, and other analytics .Removed
14Our Dun & Bradstreet Data Cloud contains data and insights on over 600M+ organizations around the globe.Removed
15As a responsible data steward for almost 200 years, we strive to balance our commercial obligations and responsibilities with respect for the interests of the organizations and people about whom we process data.Removed
16As part of this commitment, we aim to be transparent around the ways we process data about people, businesses, and other organizations as well as how we use Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems.Removed
17Our goal is to improve visibility, engagement, and enrich the overall quality of our data to support meaningful data-driven insights, more opportunities and better business and professional decision-making and outcomes while respecting the interests and rights of individuals and their communities.Removed
18This Privacy, Data and AI Transparency Statement reflects the privacy, data processing, and data protection standards of the Responsible Dun & Bradstreet Entities in the U.S. Information about our data processing in other markets is available here.Removed
19Download D&B Privacy, Data, and AI Transparency Statement Consistent Global Standards We strive to build and maintain trust through an accountability-based compliance and ethics program that applies to our data processing globally.Removed
20The following core policies provide the foundation for our program and serve as the basis for our certifications described below: Data Compliance and Ethics Privacy and Personal Data Protection Data Subject Rights Records Management and Data Retention AI Ethics Global Cross Border Privacy Management System Incident and Breach Response Our program has been designed and audited for compliance with ISO 27701, Privacy Information Management Systems (PIMS).Removed
21In markets in which we are certified as compliant with ISO 27001, Information Security Management Systems (ISMS), we also hold an ISO 27701 certification (PIMS).Removed
22These certifications are designated on the global ISO certifications page, where applicable.Removed
23Since 2016, we have upheld multilateral standards to provide assurance for how we manage our cross-border privacy and data protection obligations and to support our certifications under the following frameworks recognized by regulators: EU-U.S. Privacy Shield (2016) Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield (2017) EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (2023) Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (2023) UK Extension to EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (2023) APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules System (2023) TRUSTe Responsible AI Certification (2024) Global Cross Border Privacy Rules (CBPR) (2025) Our Data Processing We process many types of data to support business decisioning, including data about people, businesses, organizations, places, economic activity, sustainability, legal, and other significant business events, and third-party risks.Removed
24Some of the data we process is considered personal data.Removed
25Some of the systems we use to process data are AI Systems.Removed
26Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. is registered as a data broker in the U.S. States of California , Oregon , and Vermont .Removed
27Further, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., the entity maintaining this website, is a data broker under Texas law.Removed
28To conduct business in Texas, a data broker must register with the Texas Secretary of State (Texas SOS).Removed
29Information about data broker registrations is available on the Texas SOS website.Removed
30Eyeota Pte.Removed
31Ltd is registered as a data broker in the U.S. State of California .Removed
32NetWise Data, LLC is registered as a data broker in the U.S. States of California and Vermont .Removed
33Responsible Data Processing at Dun & Bradstreet The Dun & Bradstreet Entities responsible for data processing in accordance with the standards described in this Trust Centre are listed here.Removed
34We provide Responsible Data Processing sheets (RDPS) for our products and solutions: RDPS – ChatD&B for Data Blocks RDPS – D&B Payment Direct RDPS - Nordic Company Data in D&B Data Blocks: Third Party Risk & Compliance Use RDPS – Receivables Intelligence by Co-Action Individual Rights We are committed to respecting the data and digital rights of individuals in both their personal and professional capacities as set forth in our Global Data Subject Rights Policy Statement .Removed
35You may exercise your rights in connection with our data processing here .Removed
36How to Contact Us If you have a question or concern about this Statement, you may contact D&B Global Compliance & Ethics or raise a question or concern using our Helpline .Removed
37If you are based in other countries, you also may contact us.Removed
38You also have the right to lodge a complaint or concern with your local data protection supervisory authority.Removed
39Contact details for data protection authorities are here .Removed
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