Top 10 operational impacts of the CPRA
This series provides analysis on the operational impacts of the California Privacy Rights Act.
Published: 9 March 2021
Last updated: 15 Jan. 2021
Series Overview
- The California Privacy Protection Agency
- Defining 'business' under the law
- Right to correct and treatment of sensitive personal data
- Other expanded rights and obligations
- Notice obligations and the right to opt-out
- Service providers, contractors and third parties
- Response to consumers requests to know
- Rights to delete, no retaliation and children's privacy
- Scope and potential impact of the regulations to be adopted
- Enforcement and potential penalties
This is a 10-part series intended to help privacy professionals understand the operational impacts of the California Privacy Rights Act, including how it amends the current rights and obligations established by the California Consumer Privacy Act.
This content is eligible for Continuing Professional Education credits. Please self-submit according to CPE policy guidelines.
Contributors:
Caitlin Fennessy
Vice President and Chief Knowledge Officer, IAPP
CIPP/US
Müge Fazlioglu
Principal Researcher, Privacy Law and Policy, IAPP
CIPP/E, CIPP/US
Cathy Cosgrove
Former Legal Research Fellow, IAPP
Nicole Sakin McNeill
Counsel, DBR Tech Law
Anna Daniels
Fomer Legal Extern, IAPP
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Top 10 operational impacts of the CPRA
This series provides analysis on the operational impacts of the California Privacy Rights Act.
Published: 9 March 2021
Last updated: 15 Jan. 2021
Contributors:
Caitlin Fennessy
Vice President and Chief Knowledge Officer, IAPP
CIPP/US
Müge Fazlioglu
Principal Researcher, Privacy Law and Policy, IAPP
CIPP/E, CIPP/US
Cathy Cosgrove
Former Legal Research Fellow, IAPP
Nicole Sakin McNeill
Counsel, DBR Tech Law
Anna Daniels
Fomer Legal Extern, IAPP
Series Overview
- The California Privacy Protection Agency
- Defining 'business' under the law
- Right to correct and treatment of sensitive personal data
- Other expanded rights and obligations
- Notice obligations and the right to opt-out
- Service providers, contractors and third parties
- Response to consumers requests to know
- Rights to delete, no retaliation and children's privacy
- Scope and potential impact of the regulations to be adopted
- Enforcement and potential penalties
This is a 10-part series intended to help privacy professionals understand the operational impacts of the California Privacy Rights Act, including how it amends the current rights and obligations established by the California Consumer Privacy Act.
This content is eligible for Continuing Professional Education credits. Please self-submit according to CPE policy guidelines.
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