CCPA Compliance Audit
In the 21st century, the security and privacy of personal data have become of utmost importance due to the widespread sharing and storage of sensitive information on electronic devices and cloud-based services. In recognition of this significance, the California legislature introduced and passed the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) on June 28, 2018. The CCPA is regarded as one of the most comprehensive data protection laws ever implemented in the United States.
Central to the CCPA is the fundamental right of individuals to have control over their personal information, including the ability to know, access, and even delete their data. The law empowers consumers to opt-out or opt-in for the sale of their personal data and ensures that they receive equal services, regardless of their privacy preferences.
For businesses, the CCPA imposes specific requirements, such as the obligation to have a comprehensive privacy policy and disclosure practices to inform consumers about data collection and usage. However, there are certain exceptions for businesses that are already subject to other data protection regulations like GLBA, HIPAA, or those engaged in research and legal activities.
By establishing robust provisions for data privacy and granting consumers more control over their personal information, the CCPA aims to protect the welfare of the people of California and foster a thriving digital economy in the modern age.
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