To kick off 2020, we published a new cybersecurity tip each day of January.
Posted by William Pate
February 1, 2020 11:13 AM
Topics: CCPA, 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security, Consumer Privacy, Mine
As our 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security winds down, we wanted to remind readers of the free California Consumer Privacy Act website policy notice generator offered by iubenda.
Topics: CCPA, Privacy, Regulation, Consumer Privacy
With the dawn of the new year we begin a month-long blog series to help you secure your technology in 2020. Every day this month, we'll suggest one quick tip you can employ to enhance your security.
Topics: cybersecurity, CCPA, 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security
The California Department of Justice announced today it will hold four public hearings to provide all interested persons the opportunity to present statements or comments on the proposed regulations for the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA).
Topics: cybersecurity, CCPA, Privacy, Regulation
Some business owners operate under the belief that as long as their firm or business isn't the victim of a successful cyberattack they won't face any consequences for failing to comply with required rules and regulations. As the Federal Trade Commission's announcement this morning of a settlement with Medable, Inc., shows, however, that isn't the case.
Topics: cybersecurity, Federal Trade Commission, CCPA
In January 2020, law firms and their clients doing business with Californians will need to ensure they are complying with the state's new consumer privacy protection law. While enforcement does not begin until mid-year, firms should determine whether they or their clients are regulated under the new law, identify any necessary compliance measures they are lacking and begin their implementation now.
Last week, we looked at the businesses covered by the CCPA. Now, let's look at what they need to do to prepare for compliance.
Topics: cybersecurity, CCPA
In January 2020, law firms and their clients doing business with Californians will need to ensure they are complying with the state's new consumer privacy protection law. While enforcement does not begin until mid-year, firms should determine whether they or their clients are regulated under the new law, identify any necessary compliance measures they are lacking and begin their implementation now.
Topics: cybersecurity, CCPA
Posted by William Pate
October 16, 2019 7:45 AM
Last week, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra released to the public proposed regulations under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
Topics: Technology Consulting, cybersecurity, CCPA
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