Troutman’s Regulatory Intelligence Platform: Tracking Privacy, Cybersecurity, and AI Risk — With State AG Enforcement Data at Your Fingertips

Troutman Pepper Locke’s new Regulatory Intelligence Platform — AI-driven data curation backed by decades of attorney experience — turns a growing body of state attorneys general (AG) and privacy-regulator activity into timely, practical intelligence. Developed by Troutman’s Privacy + Cyber and Regulatory Investigations, Strategy + Enforcement practice groups, the platform combines enforcement reports with an interactive dashboard to give clients access to emerging topics, trends, and insights involving privacy, cybersecurity, and AI.

The latest Privacy, Security & AI Enforcement Report offers a preview of the broader intelligence available through the platform. Covering activity from May 1 through September 30, 2026, it highlights 150 state-level enforcement actions, 30 multistate coalitions, and $17 billion in financial outcomes. Together with its companion AG Interactive Dashboard — launching in the coming weeks — these resources can help clients respond strategically to current enforcement activity while identifying emerging risks before they intensify.

Learn more about subscribing to the AG Interactive Dashboard by viewing the second Privacy, Security & AI Enforcement Report or reaching out to regintelligence@troutman.com.

Why Does Troutman’s Regulatory Intelligence Platform Matter Now?

State AGs and state-level privacy regulators increasingly drive the agenda on data privacy, cybersecurity, and AI, moving quickly in response to constituent concerns and evolving legal standards. They are also coordinating more frequently across state lines, using multistate investigations and enforcement sweeps to scrutinize the same industry, business practice, or technology simultaneously. This coordination can broaden an investigation’s reach and accelerate the spread of emerging enforcement theories, making it important for companies to recognize signals before they develop into wider regulatory priorities. By viewing multistate actions across jurisdictions, users of the Regulatory Intelligence Platform can also identify geographic patterns and see where particular enforcement priorities are gaining traction.

What Have We Learned From State-Level Privacy, Cybersecurity, and AI Enforcement Actions So Far in 2026?

Key findings from the second Privacy, Security & AI Enforcement Report (May 1 through September 30, 2026):

• 150 state-level enforcement actions tracked across privacy, cybersecurity, and AI. 
• 30 of those were multistate actions. 
• $17 billion in financial outcomes. 

Read more about Troutman’s first Privacy, Security & AI Enforcement Report (January 1 through April 30, 2026) here.

How Does Troutman’s Regulatory Intelligence Platform Help Clients Anticipate and Respond to State AG Enforcement?

Troutman Pepper Locke’s Regulatory Intelligence Platform — developed by the firm’s Privacy + Cyber and Regulatory Investigations, Strategy + Enforcement practice groups along with the firm’s Innovation team — gathers and curates state AG and privacy-regulator activity involving privacy, cybersecurity, and AI, while attorney judgment guides how developments are categorized, analyzed, and surfaced. Using the platform’s reports and dashboard, clients can compare outcomes across matters, identify trends and signals of emerging scrutiny, and make better-informed decisions about response strategy, compliance priorities, and proactive risk management. The AG Interactive Dashboard will give subscribers ongoing access to hundreds of underlying materials, including press releases, settlement agreements, consent orders, and guidance documents — even if they are later removed from state government websites.