CCPA 2.0 is Here: What's Changing for Your Business
Don't Let CCPA 2.0 Catch You Unprepared: Secure Your Data and Avoid Immediate Penalties
Navigate the complex CPRA changes and discover the exact steps to build foolproof data privacy protocols. Protect your business from immediate fines and secure customer trust.Avoid up to $7,500 in fines per deliberate CPRA violation
See how you can solve the challenge of strict new data privacy mandates from this CCPA 2.0 Whitepaper.
Immediate Enforcement & Fines
The CPRA eliminates the 30-day cure period for CCPA violations, exposing businesses to immediate administrative fines for non-compliance.
Expanded Liability for Data Breaches
Inadequate security leading to unauthorized access to unencrypted personal data, emails, or passwords now opens the door to private right of action lawsuits.
Complex Vendor Obligations
If a customer demands data deletion, you are now legally responsible for ensuring your service providers and contractors also comply, creating a mutual commitment to delete.
Rigorous New Data Retention Rules
Keeping personal information indefinitely is no longer an option; businesses are strictly required to limit data collection and autonomously remove data after it has served its purpose.
Challenges of Multi-Cloud Environments
With the commoditization of personal data across multi-cloud compute platforms, keeping up with CPRA's upgraded consumer rights and multi-layered consent management is increasingly difficult.
Inside the Whitepaper: Your Blueprint for CPRA Compliance
Evaluate Your Privacy Program
Evaluate your privacy program by understanding the CPRA's new definition of a "business" and updated data processing thresholds.
Step Up Data Deletion Policies
Step up data deletion policies by utilizing centralized Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems to simplify compliance and manage user profiles from a single repository.
Mitigate Data Breach Liabilities
Secure login credentials and mitigate data breach liabilities by implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to prevent broken authentication attacks like credential stuffing.
Manage Service Providers
Manage service providers by examining and revising contracts to ensure third-party provisions match the legislation's strict new obligations regarding the exchange of personal data.
Implement Sensitive Data Safeguards
Implement "Sensitive Personal Information" safeguards, including adding a mandatory "Limit the Use of My Sensitive Personal Information" link on your home page.
