California Consumer Privacy Act: Are You Prepared for 2020?

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which gives residents more control over the use of their data and regulators increased powers to punish organizations, goes into effect on January 1, 2020. With California recently becoming the fifth largest economy in the world, the CPPA is expected to have wide-reaching impact.

Are you prepared for the new privacy standards?

Watch our on-demand webinar on how to best prepare for the CCPA with Jay Rodne, Privacy Director at Sentinel and former Washington State Representative, and Aaron Weller, VP of Strategy at Sentinel and Fellow of Information Privacy. The webinar covers:

- An overview of CCPA and how it may impact your organization
- How privacy laws may continue to evolve due to CCPA
- Steps to help you prepare for CCPA
- And questions from live viewers about CCPA and data privacy!

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[Jetset]

THIS IS WAY TOO LONG, I'D LIKE TO SEE A 15MIN VIDEO ABOUT HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE CCPA

[kenfortney]

This is SUPER helpful! Thanks to everyone that put this together. Super exhaustive.

[elliotwright]

Checkr is ready! I think this is a great opportunity for companies to restructure how they view candidate screening.

[madhankumar]

Clear and simple explanations, Worth the watch even though it is one hour . some slides have repetitive content but overall a good presentation .