CCPA

The California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA) was first enacted in 2018, representing the first major legal foray into digital privacy and protection within the United States. At Episerver, we believe that the CCPA is a vital step forward for ensuring individual privacy rights in California, and for helping drive more secure and protected online engagements throughout the US. We continue to lead the industry with our extensive expertise in data protection, privacy, and compliance. And we are well equipped to help you meet the requirements related to CCPA compliance. Below, you find guides and resources that will help you achieve CCPA compliance while expanding your business through the most customer-centric digital experience platform available.

So what is CCPA, anyway?

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) enforces consumer rights related to the collection, storage, and use of personal information by businesses. Achieving CCPA compliance entails adopting several measures, such as informing when personal data is being collected and providing consumers the option to opt-out of having their personal information sold to a 3rd party.

CCPA vs GDPR

In the question of CCPA vs GDPR, although they are similar, there are some key differences. Not meeting CCPA compliance is costly. So it’s imperative that even businesses that are already GDPR compliant take action to review privacy and data management practices related to CCPA, and select the right platform that will make it easier to meet and maintain CCPA compliance, both now and in the future.