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Signed into law on June 28, 2018, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) became effective on January 1, 2020. The next milestone will be on July 1, 2020, when the California Attorney General will begin enforcement for the CCPA. Non-compliance can result in the maximum fine of $7,500 per violation. When you consider how many consumer records you hold, the potential fines could stack up quickly if you don’t take CCPA seriously. Since July 1st has yet to come, we still don’t know how enforcement will play out for companies, but the Attorney General has established a firm stance on compliance, and there are several indicators of his intent to firmly enforce. Based on Truyo exclusive research we discovered that 53% of those in legal, privacy, and compliance are concerned about enforcement and consider it a driving factor toward compliance efforts. In this webinar we’ll cover the key indicators of enforcement and what you can do to prepare. We’ll also review the final version of the modified CCPA regulations.

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Dan Clarke, President - IntraEdge/Truyo

As data privacy rights have become law, it’s clear that enterprises need support to efficiently and securely manage both compliance and customer satisfaction. Intel® and IntraEdge came together to address this emerging uncertainty. The result is Truyo, the automated answer that makes it easy for both you and your end customers to exercise and fulfill data rights requests and overall consent management.View full Profile

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