Understand the latest US state privacy laws in seconds
In recent years, California, Colorado, Virginia, and Utah have all passed comprehensive data privacy laws—creating new data handling requirements for companies that collect, process, and store consumer data in these states, while granting novel data rights to state residents.
Companies doing business in these states or marketing products/services to residents of these states, must understand and abide by these new laws in order to avoid hefty fines and penalties.
Quickly understand the differences between data privacy laws in California, Colorado, Virginia, and Utah with our latest content release, a skimmable infographic comparing the:
- Colorado Privacy Act (CPA)
- Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA)
- California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA, as amended by the CPRA)
- Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA)
With 12 more states currently considering further privacy legislation (Connecticut will likely be next), understanding these laws and implementing stricter data privacy measures will soon be table stakes for operating a business in the US.
Download the infographic to learn what these privacy laws require and how they will affect your business. And be sure to check back regularly, as we will update this piece as new US state privacy laws continue to pass!
Download the full 'US State Privacy Law Tracker' infographic.
Understand the latest data privacy laws in California, Colorado, Virginia, and Utah at a glance.
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Transcend is a privacy infrastructure platform that helps companies like Robinhood, Patreon, and Clubhouse fulfill modern data rights with automated, easy-to-use solutions for privacy request fulfillment, consent management, and data mapping. We empower tech leaders to stay ahead on privacy compliance and build stronger relationships with their customers through respectful and compliant data transparency, consent, and control.
