You know pretty much anything named Hydra is not going to be good or benevolent. Starting from the name’s origins in Greek and Roman mythology, the giant water monster had nine heads, one of which was immortal.
Permission Over Forgiveness: How Companies Can Comply With CCPA
CCPA’s guiding principle revolves around the concept that a consumer should be notified that their data is being collected. That component is really powerful if it’s done correctly or with integrity, bringing an added level of education to consumers that they never had before.
The Rest of the World Has Finally Caught up With Data Privacy Day
Monday, January 28 marks the 13th celebration of Data Privacy Day in the U.S., and for the first time in the history of the holiday, it feels like a genuine celebration of data privacy; not just an attempt to bring attention to the issue.
How Prepared Is Your Company for CCPA? Take the Quiz
CCPA is a collection of online privacy regulations set to go into effect on January 1 and is being called the strictest data privacy law ever passed in the United States.
How to Prepare for California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
Like GDPR, CCPA aims to protect users’ personal data by regulating its collection and use. It’s not only California that aims to implement new U.S. data privacy laws — New York, Vermont, Maryland, Washington and multiple other states in the U.S. currently have or are deliberating data protection laws of their own.