Learn the key basics of the California Consumer Privacy Act and how to advise clients to comply with those requirements.
Regulators and class action attorneys are increasingly bringing enforcement actions under the CCPA against businesses that fail to comply with these requirements. As one of the strictest privacy laws in the nation, it is essential for businesses and their counsel to understand its requirements. Attendees will learn about key enforcement trends and proposed regulations that will affect the application artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.Learning Objectives
- You will be able to define what types of business are subject to the CCPA.
- You will be able to describe what types of information are subject to the CCPA.
- You will be able to discuss the basic notice requirements and data subject rights under the CCPA
- You will be able to identify potential risks and mitigate them under the CCO.
Agenda
CCPA Basics- What Businesses Are Covered?
- What Kinds of Data Are Covered?
- What Rights Do Data Subjects Have?
- What Notices Do You Have to Provide?
- What Are Your Obligations Regarding Service Providers, Contractors, and Third Parties?
- Who Enforces This Law?
- Data Inventories
- Setting up Data Subject Rights Mechanism
- Opt-out Rights and Opt-out Preference Signals
- Recordkeeping and Monitoring
- Enforcement Priorities for AG and CPPA
- Private Right of Action for Security Breaches
- Automated Decision Making and AI
- Cybersecurity Audits and Risk Assessments
Speaker(s)
Scott W. PinkO'Melveny & Myers LLP
- Special Counsel in the Silicon Valley office of O’Melveny & Myers LLP and head of the Silicon Valley Office’s Data Privacy and Security Group and the firm’s Trademark Practice.
- Practice emphasizes all aspects of data privacy and security, and advertising, marketing and branding.
- Conducts regular seminars and workshops on numerous data privacy and security.
- Author of several publications related to the areas data privacy and security, including the California Consumer Privacy Act Annotated published by PLI.
- Harvard University 1980, Harvard Law School, 1983
- California State Bar, IAPP and INTA Data Protection Committee.
- Best Lawyers in America for Information Technology Law and Northern California Super Lawyer.
