The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which goes into effect on January 1, 2020, expands upon previous California data privacy laws to become the most comprehensive data use legislation in the United States. The CCPA requires covered companies to create processes to comply with and facilitate consumer data requests, to update their privacy policies, and to assure that their vendors are in compliance with the regulation.
We can help assess your company’s readiness to comply with CCPA requirements and help implement best practices for achieving broader privacy risk and compliance objectives across your enterprise. Our team of experienced consultants can review your company’s personal data collecting activities to build a data inventory, identify risks and gaps relative to the requirements of CCPA, and assist with building a practical action plan to address deficiencies.
FAQs
Get answers to FAQs for financial services firms including implications for hedge funda and private equity firms.
FAQs
Get answers to FAQs for all industries including whether CCPA applies to your company and how it compares to GDPR.
Blog
ACA's Alex Scheinman discusses why financial services firms should prepare for CCPA compliance and develop a compliance roadmap.
Blog
Here are 5 steps your company should take to prepare for the compliance deadline.
Archived Webcast
Our team discusses the current landscape of the CCPA as well as key actions companies should take to determine whether they are in scope, assess their current state, and comply with the CCPA.
Archived Webcast
Tune in for an overview of the CCPA, trends in privacy regulation, and tips for implementing your CCPA compliance program.
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