CCPA and the CPRA Amendment: What’s Changed?
28 min! Run Time
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Description
California became the first state to give residents ownership over their personal information, and companies well beyond its borders are bound by that landmark data privacy law. This program details exactly what the CPRA amendment changed.
What this course covers:
- Which companies are subject to the law and who is exempt
- Consumer rights, compliance requirements and coinciding federal laws
- Protected personal information, where it may be stored and proper data storage
- Organizational obligations and company data security provisions
- Requirements for third parties, service providers and contractors
For companies that must self-identify their status and become compliant, this program walks through each step, including the acquisition and distribution of data through outside parties.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Table of Contents
Topics Covered in this Program:
Consumer Rights
Compliance Requirements
Exemptions and Restrictions to the Law
Federal Laws that Coincide
Protected Personal Information
Where Consumer Information may be Stored
Proper Data Storage
Organizational Obligations
Compliance Guidelines
Company Data Security Provisions
Third party, service provider and Contractor Requirements
CCPA and the CPRA Amendment: What’s Changed?