So it looks like there will be no let up in the enforcement of California’s data protection regulation CCPA, irrespective of the current COVID 19

Andy Watkin-Child
April 23, 2020
National Security & Defence, Regulation & Compliance

So it looks like there will be no let up in the enforcement of California’s data protection regulation CCPA, irrespective of the current COVID 19 Pandemic. California’s Attorney General can start enforcing the legislation from the 1st of July 2020, even though no final regulations have been issued.

This is going to create some unique challenges, enforcing legislation with no finalised regulations released. Even if they are released in time. It’s going to give companies little time to ensure that they comply to regulation, even on Lock down. This will create an interesting defence in court.

We all know how hard GDPR was to implement……..

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So it looks like there will be no let up in the enforcement of California’s data protection regulation CCPA, irrespective of the current COVID 19

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