Presented by
Mitchell Noordyke, Rocco Grillo, Dean_Nicolls, Danny Bradbury
#IMOS19 - California Consumer Privacy Act: Redefining Consumer Rights
About this talk
In January 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will come into effect, bringing with it stricter guidelines around the collection and processing of personal information in the US state.
Under the new law, residents of California will have new privacy rights regarding their data, which organizations will need to adhere to in order to avoid monetary penalties.
This session will explore what the CCPA will mean for businesses, assess what the challenges of compliance will be and discuss how organizations can plan ahead to be on the right side of the regulation.
Key takeaways:
•What CCPA is and what it will mean for businesses in the US from January 2020
•The challenges of CCPA compliance
•How to plan ahead for CCPA
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