The Hogan Lovells Privacy and Cybersecurity team provided an
important California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) update on the
much-anticipated proposed CCPA regulations released on Tuesday, 15
August 2019 by the California Attorney General.
While the proposed regulations may change, including based on
public input, they provide valuable signals of how the California
Attorney General may ultimately approach a wide array of CCPA
requirements.
The Hogan Lovells team discussed the proposed requirements and
how they would impact privacy notices, individual rights, financial
incentive programs, and contracting strategies. They also discussed
steps you can take to develop reasonable and defensible CCPA
compliance strategies by 1 January 2020, along with several areas
where businesses may want to provide comments to the Attorney
General based on practical business realities.
