The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) and an accompanying Amendment and Technical Correction requires businesses that collect, share, or sell the personal information of California residents to provide a long list of privacy rights, including a notice of privacy policies, the right to request an accounting of disclosures, the right of access to their personal information, and to have it deleted. CCPA defines these terms very broadly and the act will apply to many businesses throughout the U.S. that collect the personal information of California residents through their physical or digital presence in the state.

Designing and implementing a CCPA compliance program will take time and require coordination across many segments of your organization. Complicating this challenge are infirmities in the law that require clarification and guidance by the California attorney general as well as the likelihood of additional legislative action to modify the provisions of the CCPA.

This in-depth resource, written by privacy expert David Holtzman, provides actionable best practices all organizations should consider in order to be ready for enforcement of this new legislation.