It’s important for security professionals to understand how the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will affect how they do their jobs. Businesses that fail to comply with CCPA could face penalties of up to $7,500 per violation and individuals can seek damages through a class action. For these reasons, security professionals must understand why it’s important for vendors to comply with CCPA, and why those that do not can be an unacceptable risk for companies.
This guide explores questions pertaining to CCPA and best practices for supplier readiness.
The CISO's Guide to Supplier CCPA Readiness
The Guide to Supplier
CCPA Readiness for Security and IT Teams
It’s important for security and IT professionals to understand how the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will affect how they do their jobs. Businesses that fail to comply with CCPA could face penalties of up to $7,500 per violation and individuals can seek damages through a class action. For these reasons, IT professionals must understand why it’s important for vendors to comply with CCPA, and why those that do not can be an unacceptable risk for companies.
This guide explores questions pertaining to CCPA and best practices for supplier readiness.
Overview of CCPA
The consequences of noncompliance
To whom CCPA applies
What CCPA provides
Personal information according to CCPA
Service providers vs. third parties
The requirement for cybersecurity
Cost of CCPA compliance
Topics include:
Overview of CCPA
The consequences of noncompliance
To whom CCPA applies
What CCPA provides
Personal information according to CCPA
Service providers vs. third parties
The requirement for cybersecurity
Cost of CCPA compliance