Taking Shelter From the Perfect Data Privacy Storm
Continually evolving data privacy legislation has put three approaching storm fronts on a collision course. Sandy Erez stresses that corporations ...
Tag: CCPA/California Consumer Privacy Act
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a comprehensive consumer protection law that took effect Jan. 1, 2020. Many other states are introducing similar legislation, and proposals at the Federal level are being considered as well.
The definition of personal information is very broad under the CCPA law, which also introduces new privacy rights for Californians, like the right to know what personal information a business has collected about them, details about how the data will be used, and the right to request that a business delete information.
The CCPA applies to range of businesses that handle Californians’ personal information, so CCPA compliance means most businesses have had to update disclosures in their privacy notices, establish processes for responding to consumer rights requests, observe restrictions on data monetization practices and revisit relationships with vendors that handle personal information on their behalf.
Simplifying Compliance with an Inside-Out Security Mode
Shifting from an “outside-in” to an “inside-out” security strategy enables an organization to adapt readily to an ever-changing regulatory landscape ...
Where the CCPA and GDPR Overlap and Diverge
Before the CCPA becomes law on January 1, 2020, compliance officers worldwide (not just in California or the U.S.) need ...
Navigating the California Consumer Privacy Act
With the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) going into effect shortly, eSentire’s Mark Sangster deliberates on evolving data privacy laws ...
CCPA Puts Consumers in Control of Their Data
Thanks to CCPA, Californian consumers are about to have more control over their personal data. Evident CEO David Thomas stresses ...
Mitigating the Impact of the CCPA
With the CCPA going into effect on January 1, Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck partner Katherine Catlos and EC Wise CEO ...
Does Increased Compliance Mean More Fraud?
Regulations like GDPR and PSD2 are creating an attack shift for fraudsters and alternative methods for them to create havoc. ...
CCPA Update: Changes, Clarifications, But no Major Overhaul Heading to Governor’s Desk
California has just adopted some significant amendments to the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA). McDermott Will and Emery’s Michael Morgan ...
Compliance Takeaways from 5 Third-Party Data Breaches in 2019
Panorays’ Director of Risk & Compliance, Dov Goldman, provides background on several of this year’s most noteworthy data breaches and ...
Making Anticipatory Compliance Your New Best Practice
Security professionals wake every day to more and increasingly savvy data perpetrators who’ve found new and uncharted means to acquiring ...
The Final Countdown: The Final, Final Version of the CCPA (Until Next Year)
Many suspected – and rightly so – that the California Consumer Protection Act was too messy to go forward as ...
Countdown to California’s New Privacy Act
Keesal, Young & Logan’s Stacey Garrett does a deep dive into how organizations can be preparing for the California Consumer ...
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