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On-demand Webinar: Consumer Data Privacy Enforcement is Here - Are You Ready?

PrivacyCare CEO and Co-Founder Brad Garsten joins Microsoft, Squire Patton Boggs and moderated by IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals, to discuss the business, legal, and technical implications of the new state privacy laws and how they will impact your business.

Kick Start Your Consumer Privacy Program for 2023

To ensure that you are complying with data privacy laws like GDPR and CPRA, business owners have to manage and track consumers’ requests to opt out, review, access, delete and obtain their data. Are you ready for these new consumer data privacy laws?

The Impact of Consumer Data Privacy Regulations on Small to Medium-Sized Businesses

With limited budgets and resources available to implement all the necessary requirements, small and medium-sized businesses may be challenged to comply with consumer data privacy regulations. If you fail to comply with CPRA regulations, you may face expensive financial penalties and possible damage to your reputation.

CPRA Amends and Expands CCPA. Starts January 1 - Get Ready!

It doesn’t matter where your business is located-–the CPRA applies to your company if your customers reside in California. If you fail to comply with CPRA regulations, you may face expensive financial penalties and possible damage to your reputation. It’s important to note that CPRA defines sensitive personal information more broadly than CCPA. Under CPRA, personal information includes race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and health data.

CPA Update: Assessing the Impact of the Colorado Privacy Act Draft Rules

On September 30, 2022, the Colorado Attorney General’s office published proposed Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) rules, a lengthy set of regulations that may significantly expand the CPA’s requirements and will require businesses to carefully examine their compliance obligations.

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Managing Employee Data Under CPRA

Under the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020, employees are empowered to know what personal information is being collected, access the personal information held by the business, request that a business delete any personal information about the employee that the business has collected from the employee, and more.

Sephora Pays $1.2M for Failing to Comply With CCPA

After failing to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), Sephora, Inc., a beauty product retailer, settled with the office of the California Attorney General for $1.2 million.

Breaking News….Uncle Sam Weighs in on Data Privacy with the ADPPA

The American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) has been sent to the House of Representatives for consideration and would fundamentally change data privacy in the U.S. By partly replacing the current patchwork of state laws, companies would gain a clearer path to compliance.

Complying with the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA)

Taking effect on December 31, 2023, the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA) provides consumers with broad protection and rights concerning the collection, use, processing, sharing, and sale of their personal information.

Complying with the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CDPA)

Taking effect on July 1, 2023, CDPA seeks to protect consumer privacy by defining how companies gather, use, store, and manage customer data.

Complying with the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA)

Business owners: successfully navigate the Colorado Privacy Rights Act (CPA). Remember - it doesn’t matter where your business is located - the CPA applies to your company if your customers reside in Colorado.

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What Are State Consumer Data Privacy Laws and What Do You Need to Know as a Business Owner?

It doesn’t matter where you operate–these state consumer data privacy regulations apply to your business if your customers reside in any one of the states discussed in this article.

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What is Consumer Data Privacy?

Data privacy is the right to exercise some control over how your personal or private information is collected, managed, and used. Governments create data protection laws to protect individual freedom.

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9 Steps to Creating a Consumer Consent Program

Here is a 9-point checklist that will help guide you to create a consumer data privacy policy and a robust privacy program that can help shield you from fines and reputational damage.

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Complying with the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)

Here is information that can help business owners successfully navigate the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). Remember: it doesn’t matter where your business is located-–the CPRA applies to your company if your customers reside in California.

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Complying with the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA)

It doesn’t matter where your business is located-–the VCDPA applies to your company if your customers reside in Virginia. Businesses that fail to comply with the VCDPA may be subject to significant fines and penalties and possible damage to their reputations.

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Resources

On-demand Webinar: Consumer Data Privacy Enforcement is Here - Are You Ready?

Kick Start Your Consumer Privacy Program for 2023

The Impact of Consumer Data Privacy Regulations on Small to Medium-Sized Businesses

CPRA Amends and Expands CCPA. Starts January 1 - Get Ready!

CPA Update: Assessing the Impact of the Colorado Privacy Act Draft Rules

Managing Employee Data Under CPRA

Sephora Pays $1.2M for Failing to Comply With CCPA

Breaking News….Uncle Sam Weighs in on Data Privacy with the ADPPA

Complying with the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA)

Complying with the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CDPA)

Complying with the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA)

What Are State Consumer Data Privacy Laws and What Do You Need to Know as a Business Owner?

What is Consumer Data Privacy?

9 Steps to Creating a Consumer Consent Program

Complying with the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)

Complying with the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA)

Get started with PrivacyCare

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