California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) has come into effect from January 1, 2020. The CCPA is a law that enhances privacy rights and consumer protection for California, US residents. Although CCPA only applies to California residents, the impact is much broader including most major companies dealing with consumer data related to California customers. CCPA will give consumers these fundamental rights: Request a full data disclosure from companies accessing information. This includes but is not limited to biometrics, internet browsing information, purchase history, location data, academic and employment information. Consumers can request to have their data deleted. Consumers have the right to opt-out, so that companies holding their data cannot sell it to the third-party vendors. Businesses affected by CCPA Businesses that serve California residents and meet the below thresholds, must: Penalties for noncompliance with the CCPA Each individual violation evokes a penalty of USD 2,500 if unintentional, and USD 7,500 if intentional. Organizations have 30 working days to fix alleged violations after they have been notified of their noncompliance. How LTIMindtree can accelerate your CCPA readiness Organizations should consider both legal and operational processes to ensure consumer data protection. At LTIMindtree, we not only ensure that you meet GDPR and CCPA mandates, but regularly update our Privacy framework to meet new international privacy laws. 
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