Are Monstrum’s governance frameworks, policies, or audits specified?
No; the Governance fields for Frameworks, Policies, and Audits are not specified in the provided research.
Are Monstrum’s security certifications specified?
No; the Security > Certifications field is not specified in the provided research.
Is information on Monstrum’s encryption in transit or at rest provided?
No; Encryption (In Transit) and Encryption (At Rest) fields are not specified in the provided research.
Is information on Monstrum’s authentication or data retention practices provided?
No; Authentication and Data Retention fields are not specified in the provided research.
Which regulations are noted as relevant to the design & digital agency industry?
Regulations and standards noted as relevant include the GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, WCAG accessibility guidelines, U.S. ADA accessibility guidance, the EU AI Act, FTC advertising and endorsement rules, and ePrivacy/cookie rules.
What does the GDPR require according to the research?
The research states GDPR applies to processing personal data of EU/EEA residents and requires a lawful basis, transparency, data subject rights, data protection by design/default, and breach notification obligations.
What does the CCPA/CPRA require according to the research?
The research states CCPA/CPRA provide California consumer privacy rights including the right to know, delete, opt-out of sale/sharing, correct, and limit personal data, with expanded rights under CPRA effective 2023.
What accessibility standards are referenced as best practice?
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) are referenced, with a recommended target of the latest appropriate WCAG level (e.g., WCAG 2.2/updates), and U.S. ADA guidance is noted for public-facing websites.
What does the EU AI Act imply for agency AI work according to the research?
The EU AI Act is described as imposing risk-based obligations on AI systems (transparency, prohibited practices, high-risk requirements) with phased roll-out through 2027, impacting AI features, model providers, and disclosure duties.
What advertising rules should agencies consider according to the research?
FTC advertising and endorsement rules require disclosures for paid endorsements and influencer content, and that claims be substantiated and not deceptive.
What cookie and tracking rules are noted for EU contexts?
ePrivacy and cookie/tracking rules in the EU require explicit, informed consent for non-essential tracking and interact with GDPR obligations.
What legal considerations about copyright and IP are noted for agencies?
The research notes copyright protection exists upon fixation and recommends clarifying ownership/licensing in client contracts (works-for-hire vs. creator ownership) and registering where appropriate to enable enforcement.
What does the research say about model releases and image clearances?
Commercial use of photography and identifiable people/property requires proper model/property releases and rights clearance, and AI/biometric uses may need enhanced releases.
What guidance is provided about testimonials, endorsements, and influencer content?
The research advises obtaining clear consent, making prominent disclosures for paid placements, and substantiating claims to avoid deceptive advertising.
What does the research state about privacy/data handling with third‑party vendors?
Contracts and privacy notices must reflect data flows, and processors/vendors must meet GDPR/CCPA obligations with appropriate agreements (e.g., DPAs, SCCs) when applicable.
What does the research recommend about AI‑generated content provenance and liability?
The research recommends disclosing AI use, ensuring training data legality, tracking provenance, and preparing for increased transparency and risk management under evolving regulation.
What sensitivity considerations are highlighted for health and medical clients?
For healthtech and medical content, the research advises caution: avoid unverified medical claims, comply with HIPAA and equivalent laws when handling PHI, and implement appropriate technical and administrative safeguards and business-associate agreements.
What sensitivity considerations are highlighted for children and minors?
If content targets or collects data from children, comply with COPPA and equivalent local laws, limit tracking/targeted ads, and obtain verifiable parental consent where required.
What guidance is given about privacy‑sensitive data and profiling?
The research advises avoiding exploitative profiling (age, disability, economic vulnerability), ensuring lawful basis and transparency, and following GDPR/AI Act guidance on discriminatory or exploitative practices.
What guidance is given about imagery and representation?
The research recommends inclusive, non-stereotypical imagery, obtaining releases for identifiable individuals, and caution with potentially triggering content (violence, self-harm), including content warnings where appropriate.
What does the research recommend about AI transparency and model provenance?
When delivering AI features, document model provenance, training data assumptions, fallback/error behavior, and be prepared to provide disclosures and support audits.
What accessibility best practices does the research recommend?
The research recommends building to WCAG standards, testing with assistive technologies early, and treating accessibility as standard practice to reduce legal risk and broaden market reach.
What does the research say about cookie/consent management and vendor risk?
Implement compliant cookie consent management and vendor controls (CMPs, vendor audits) to meet ePrivacy/GDPR expectations and reduce cross-border compliance gaps.
What security and data protection practices does Monstrum follow?
Monstrum follows industry best practices for security and privacy—implementing secure development practices, contractual vendor safeguards, and configurable data controls—with detailed controls and audit information provided during procurement.
Does Monstrum hold security certifications or run audits?
Certification and audit status are not listed publicly in the provided research; Monstrum can share relevant security documentation and attestations appropriate to the engagement during contract discussions.
How does Monstrum handle privacy and regulatory compliance (GDPR / CCPA / CPRA)?
Monstrum designs projects with privacy-by-design principles, supports Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) with clients, and implements features needed to meet GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and other regional obligations as required by the project.
How does Monstrum manage AI transparency and governance?
When delivering AI features, Monstrum documents model provenance, training-data assumptions, fallback behavior, and provenance/disclosure requirements to support audits and regulatory obligations such as the EU AI Act where applicable.
Who owns the intellectual property for delivered work?
IP ownership and licensing terms are defined in client contracts; Monstrum clarifies work‑for‑hire, licensing, and usage rights during contracting to ensure mutual expectations are documented.
Will Monstrum sign an NDA or confidentiality agreement?
Yes; Monstrum will sign NDAs and includes confidentiality clauses in client contracts to protect sensitive information during discovery and delivery.