The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) has the potential to be a major source of financial burden and headache to eCommerce businesses of all sizes and verticals. As consumers begin to grow more aware of their rights, businesses will be subject to an increasing amount of SARs, or, Subject Access Requests – and
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is set to be indoctrinated on the first day of 2020, and this law has such expansive regulations that even businesses outside of California will be affected. Organizations all across the United States should be wary of the part CCPA will play in their business ventures,
The California Consumers Privacy Act (CCPA) is set to be indoctrinated on January 1st, 2020 and will transform the eCommerce marketplace in California – and the rest of the nation, as more states adopt the principals CCPA aims to set as standard. The laws being introduced are regarding the data businesses collect
With the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) set to be indoctrinated January 1st, 2020, businesses that are operating in California that fall under rule of law must take action. Asking the question “How Does CCPA Affect Me?” should be the first step Ecommerce businesses are taking to fully understand the
For companies aiming to be in full compliance with the CCPA when the law is enacted on January 1st, data governance, data mapping, and data inventory should be at the forefront of priorities. These processes are essential to any compliancy initiative – but what happens when they are unreliable, and data maps
Businesses need to map personal information now to have full control and insight into all customer data, or Personal Information (PI) as defined by the CCPA. How Do I Map Personal Information in My Business for CCPA? To comply with the CCPA’s definition of Personal Information, businesses must build a full map of
As the final crush is on for Christmas shopping, keep in mind that online retailers and financial sites are still the most popular targets for phishing, according to recent analysis by the Cyren security lab. To learn which brands were the most frequently targeted by phishers, Cyren analysts extracted about
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is set to be indoctrinated on January 1st, 2020, and will change the consumer privacy landscape across the United States of America. Largely inspired by the General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR), the CCPA is very similar in its quest to move control of consumer data back
Its January 1st and your first 5 CCPA SAR’s just came in from data; how do you turn this around? What does it look like? The answer is Workflows. We learned with GDPR that DSAR’s need to be handled correctly, or there are massive consequences, that much is obvious. But
The data governance landscape is rapidly changing across the United States every day – and on January 1st, 2020, a law that aims to provide consumers with more control and power over their personal information will be enacted. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will change how business is done in the
