The CPRA amends the CCPA–modifying its scope, expanding consumer rights, and adding additional regulations around commercial data collection and processing.
Learn what's required under CPRA Do Not Sell or Share, how to approach opt-out signals, the concept of "frictionless" opt-out, and more.
Businesses in Virginia need to have a mechanism for fulfilling consumer privacy requests, provide with clear options for opt-out and consent, and develop an appeals process.
Transcend and Gartner Peer Insights surveyed 100 tech leaders on their current CPRA readiness and what steps they’re taking to ensure compliance by Jan 1, 2023.
A survey of technical leaders across different industries on the state of their data visibility and inventory efforts.
Learn how to respond to ensure your app isn't removed from the app store
Get new insights into what executives look for in a new line item, plus actionable strategies for advocating for the resources you need.
Learn why a good faith data mapping effort is no longer good enough and how data visibility gives Privacy and Security professionals better data control.
Learn what CPRA requires for employee data subject access requests (DSAR), including how to navigate new challenges like collating unstructured employee data.
How businesses can comply with China's data privacy law.
Explore the implications of Meta's latest GDPR fine.
CPRA defines personal information as data that “identifies, relates to, describes [...] or could reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, with a particular consumer or household.”
The US State Privacy Law infographic is updated regularly to reflect the requirements of all states with privacy laws.
To prepare for compliance with Iowa's new privacy law, businesses need to implement a way to manage consumer consent, fulfill data requests, field appeals, and more.
Understand where your data processing falls under CPRA Do Not Sell or Share and how to move your organization towards compliance.
Data minimization, in the context of privacy laws like GDPR and CPRA, is defined by whether it’s reasonable and proportionate to the task at hand.
Explore 5 key takeaways from the CPRA modified regulations, including updated language around consumer consent, opt-out, and more.
With enforcement dates for CPRA and VCDPA coming up soon (July 1, 2023), businesses need to make sure they’re compliant when it comes to processing sensitive personal information.