California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) Regulations Push Forward

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California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) Regulations Push Forward

By Tom Strickland, Principal and Thomas J. DeMayo, Principal

The California Privacy Protection Agency approved the final draft of the “Regulations” declared under the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020 (CPRA). The Regulations provide enhanced interpretation and expand upon the CPRA. Now approved, the Regulations will go into a 30-day review period and will likely take effect April of 2023. Enforcement of the CPRA will not occur until July of 2023; as such, the amount of time to fully adopt some of the revisions noted in the Regulations is limited.

Companies doing business with California residents must be aware of both the new and existing privacy rules to maintain compliance. What leadership team doesn’t want to avoid financial penalties and unnecessary litigation? Especially if that could have been avoided by timely, prudent action. So, read on if your company is affected.

Contact Us

PKF O’Connor Davies is here to help you. If you have concerns about the new privacy rules, reach out to your engagement team or to our Cybersecurity and Privacy Advisory specialists:

Tom Strickland, CISSP, CISA
Principal

Cybersecurity and Privacy Advisory
[email protected] | 781.937.5305

Thomas J. DeMayo, CISSP, CISA, CIPP/US, CRISC, CEH, CHFI, CCFE

Principal
Cybersecurity and Privacy Advisory

[email protected] | 646.449.6353

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