Survey: Companies just starting to prepare for CCPA
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Jaclyn Jaeger2019-04-16T21:24:00
A new study from Compliance Week and TrustArc says companies are not yet prepared for the coming California Consumer Privacy Act, the Golden State’s version of the EU’s GDPR.
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