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08/14/2020

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra today announced approval by the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) of final regulations under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

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07/16/2020

Moving business online creates risks, adopting these four simple privacy data hygiene principals will help control unnecessary risks and build a reputation.

Maintaining a successful privacy policy boils down to some simple principles and practices if followed diligently will build customer confidence and curtail unnecessary financial and cybersecurity risks. Be Mindful of How Your Vendors and Partners Use Customer Data Businesses may be tempted to rush

07/14/2020

How to implement Facebook's Limited Data Usage guidelines, to be compliant with the CCPA, as per Facebook's new guidelines it is onerous on the advertiser

Many businesses might not be aware that they need to update their Facebook pixel to avoid potential liability under CCPA because other advertising platforms (such as Google Ads) have offered centralized opt-out buttons or other solutions. At this time, the LDU parameter is not included within

06/29/2020

It is full speed ahead with the July 1 enforcement of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Here is a checklist to analyze your readiness

CCPA enforcement is upon us, this handy checklist is a good ready reckoner to test your readiness: Map & inventory consumer data: Discover, identify, categorize and index all CA resident and household data Correlate individual information to an identity Assign residency to CA consumers and household...

06/25/2020

CPRA Has Enough Signatures to Qualify for November 2020 Ballot. These are are the top 10 ramifications we expect to see in a new law.

The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) officially makes the November ballot for the 2020 elections. After the Californians for Consumer Privacy advocate group filed a Writ of Mandate, it led to a hearing before the Sacramento Superior Court on Friday, June 19, 2020. Judge Change of the

06/22/2020

Data now has a price, what is your data worth, find out now by signing up for Andrew Yang's Data Dividend Project https://www.datadividendproject.com/

06/17/2020

Recent events have shown there is a fallacy argument that contact tracing apps track the spread of COVID-19 while protecting the privacy rights of an individual

Mobile phone apps designed to track the spread of the coronavirus and alert users to possible infections have always had privacy advocates a little on edge. While authorities tout contact-tracing apps as a helpful way to recall interactions between people that could have passed on the virus,

06/08/2020

An intrusion detection system is a device or software application that monitors a network or systems for malicious activity or policy violations

What is the difference between a host-based intrusion detection system and a network-based IDS? In which scenarios... would each be best deployed? Host-based intrusion detection systems (IDSes) protect just that: the host or endpoint. This includes workstations, servers, mobile devices and the like....

06/05/2020

A firewall is a network security system that monitors and controls the incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules.

06/01/2020

The Private Right of Action in CCPA is partially limited, but still grants the consumer the right to initiate litigation in the event that a business fails to mitigate this problem

What is the CCPA's Private Right Of Action? The Private Right of Action in CCPA can be defined as a right that allows individuals to sue organizations for data violations even in the case of a third-party breach. It is a highly debated topic in privacy law

05/19/2020

What is the Private Right of Action under CCPA, the law as is written limits consumer action to a security breach, here is a nuanced view

What is the CCPA's Private Right Of Action? The Private Right of Action in CCPA can be defined as a right that allows individuals to sue organizations for data violations even in the case of a third-party breach. It is a highly debated topic in privacy