CPPA Sets New Risk Assessment Standard with Release of Draft Rules
Ale Johnson2023-09-01T09:34:05-07:00The CPPA is continuing to provide operating rule guidance, getting [...]
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The CPPA is continuing to provide operating rule guidance, getting [...]
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The California Privacy Protection Agency agenda was released today with clues to how quickly they'll move on CPPA enforcement.
The California Privacy Protection Agency will set rules and help the attorney general enforce CCPA and CPRA, when it goes into effect.
California voters said "yes" to Proposition 24, known as the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). The CRPA expands California's landmark consumer privacy law, adding a level of complexity that aims to strengthen consumer privacy protections.
CPRA would allow consumers the right to correct their data, potential exemptions for unstructured data in right to know requests, the creation of a category for sensitive information, and stricter rules for protecting a minor's data by tripling the fines associated with violating a minor's privacy rights.
On August 31, 2020, the California Legislature passed Assembly Bill 1281, extending the business-to-business and employee partial moratoria also referred to as employee privacy rights, until the end of 2021.
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