Companies devote significant resources to anticipating privacy regulators’ policies and priorities. As California’s privacy framework expands into AI and proactive audits, understanding how its regulators interpret and enforce the rules is increasingly critical. Stacey Schesser of the Office of the California AG and Sabrina Ross and Laura Kehoe Hoffman of CalPrivacy offered insights into the agencies’ enforcement priorities, compliance expectations and privacy audits at the recent U.S. Privacy Summit sponsored by Ketch, Kelley Drye, and Women in Security and Privacy. This article distills their commentary, including practical takeaways for companies navigating California’s evolving privacy regime. See “Connecticut, Delaware and New Jersey AG Reps Discuss Privacy Enforcement” (Aug. 12, 2026).