Whenever you receive a request, whether you can verify it or not, and whether you ultimately respond to it or deny it, you need to maintain records about your CCPA compliance.
Training Slides
- Slide 1: CCPA Free Training Introduction
- Slide 2: Who Should Be Here?
- Slide 3: The Importance of Privacy
- Slide 4: Course Agenda
- Slide 5: Notifying Customers About Privacy Rights
- Slide 6: What Personal Information is in Scope for CCPA?
- Slide 7: Consumer Notification
- Slide 8: What is Data Selling?
- Slide 9: Privacy Policy Content
- Slide 10: A Consumer’s Right to Know
- Slide 11: Requests to Delete
- Slide 12: Opting Out
- Slide 13: Non-Discrimination
- Slide 14: More on Privacy
- Slide 15: Accepting Requests
- Slide 16: Web Form or Email
- Slide 17: Toll Free Number
- Slide 18: Other Contact Methods
- Slide 19: Verifying Requests
- Slide 20: Request Verification Steps
- Slide 21: Responding to Requests
- Slide 22: Response Timing
- Slide 23: Request Response Details
- Slide 24: Verification Issues
- Slide 25: More Request Details
- Slide 26: Agents and Households
- Slide 27: Documenting Compliance
- Slide 28: Documentation Details
- Slide 29: Special Circumstances
- Slide 30: Children’s Privacy
- Slide 31: Non-Discrimination Details
- Slide 32: Incentives for Data Use
- Slide 33: Thanks, Credits, and 20% Off