
Introduction to the CCPA course.
A listing of the subjects / topics that are discussed in this course.
A basic definition of privacy to provide the foundation of the course.
Terms that are key to understanding CCPA.
Technical definition of website cookies and how they work.
Privacy timeline of the events leading up to the passage of the CCPA.
Fair Information Privacy Principles (FIPP) are the basis of major privacy law today. This section lists and defines each principle.
Background information on how CCPA was lobbied, drafted and enacted.
This section goes over the intent behind the CCPA and explains the question as to why it was enacted.
This section lists the three major purposes or objectives of the CCPA.
This section goes over types and categories businesses that are required comply with the CCPA.
This section discusses which businesses are excluded from compliance with the CCPA.
In this section the consumer rights provided in the CCPA are listed.
Consumers have the right to Notice regarding the personal information being collected and its purpose.
Consumers have the right to access their personal information.
Consumers have the right to receive their personal information in a user friendly and accessible format.
Consumers have the right to know if their personal information is being sold and to control the sale of their personal information.
Consumers have the right to delete their personal information in certain instances. This is also notably called the right to be forgotten under the GDPR, where this right was first seen.
The requirements regarding the personal information of minors (children).
Consumers have the right to equal price and services. Businesses may also provide incentive pricing.
Introduction to this section on compliance.
Factors a business should consider when building a compliance program.
Metrics that can be used to assess your business' current compliance maturity level.
Steps to take when designing a compliance program.
How to execute and implement a compliance program.
How to draft a CCPA Privacy Notice.
Important CCPA compliance dates.
Penalties for non-compliance with the CCPA.
How CCPA has impacted legislation all over the United States.
Some final tips on building a CCPA compliance program.
A brief overview of the topics discussed in this lesson and a little about the instructor.
In June of 2018, California enacted the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Since then there has been a lot of confusion regarding the application of the CCPA. The goal for this course is to remove the mystery behind the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and explain the law in a simplified fashion. CCPA has been hailed the U.S. version of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), this course draws some parallels and provides some background on the events leading up to the enactment of the CCPA. Additionally, in this course we will walk through building a CCPA compliance program. This course can be taken by anyone with any level of privacy knowledge or experience.