Ventura County - CCPA - Privacy in Perspective: What You Need to Know to Comply

Privacy in Perspective: What You Need to Know to Comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act

The employment and job applicant exemption to the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) – the first-in-the-nation comprehensive data privacy law – ended on January 1 of this year when CCPA amendments creating additional consumer rights (including for employees) went into effect. Additionally, new regulations to the CCPA went into effect on March 29 and the California Consumer Privacy Agency will start its own enforcement (on top of already-existing enforcement by the California Attorney General) on July 1. This presentation will put California’s rapidly changing consumer privacy landscape in perspective and answer your foundational questions about the law, highlight what your business needs to do to be compliant with the most recent changes, and explore compliance strategies for moving forward.

Learning Outcomes/Objectives:

• Be able to evaluate if the CCPA applies to your business.
• Learn foundational concepts underpinning this law, including who are “consumers” and what is “personal information.”
• Understand key compliance requirements of the CCPA.
• Be prepared to evaluate strategies for moving your business towards compliance.

Darcey Groden 

Attorney

Fisher Phillips

Darcey Groden is a Certified Information Privacy Professional/United States (CIPP/US) and a member of Fisher Phillips’ Data Security and Workplace Privacy Group and Consumer Privacy Team. Darcey’s privacy practice includes partnering with clients to help them meet their compliance obligations with state consumer privacy laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Darcey regularly presents and publishes articles relating to data privacy matters, including consumer privacy laws and privacy law trends.

Additional Event Details

7:20 AM Registration & Networking

7:30 AM Breakfast & Introductions

7:45 AM Legal Update

8:00-9:00 AM Program and Q&A