Data Privacy
Jul. 29, 2020
Privacy Act is major risk to companies that hold data, panel says
Companies advised to delete unneeded data so they don’t have to protect or produce it.
The California Consumer Privacy Act poses a major risk to any company that holds consumer data, but there is plenty businesses can do to protect themselves, according to panelists speaking during a webinar on Tuesday.
One key, according to Rebecca Perry, is figuring out what data the business doesn't need and is allowed to delete under the 2018 law. She was a panelist on "Laying the Groundwork for CCPA Litigation: Data Retention," ...
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