What You Need to Know to Comply with California's New Privacy Law (CCPA)

Understanding the legal and digital implications

On January 1, 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will go into effect. This new legislation is the first of what is anticipated to be many different state-driven privacy laws that will impact how organizations collect, use, and store personal data online.

Co-presented by Northwoods' digital marketing experts and Godfrey & Kahn's data privacy attorneys, we'll share a brief overview of CCPA compliance regulations, the steps you need to take to become compliant, why organizations should be paying close attention to online privacy, and a demo of a tool that makes meeting CCPA and other online privacy laws - both current and future - easy.

Key Takeaways

• What is CCPA and its specific regulations
• Which organizations are affected by CCPA
• What happens if you don't comply with CCPA
• Why companies should be paying close attention to online privacy in general
• What cookies are and how they're used to collect and store data online
• A tool you can use to make online compliance with CCPA and other privacy laws easier and more efficient

Who Should Attend

• Compliance officers
• Digital Marketers
• Webmasters
• Anyone who collects personal data via the web

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