California Consumer Privacy Act: Responsibly Managing Personal Information (Core)
12 min! Run Time
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What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
New technologies collect and process personal information faster and at greater scale than ever, and this core course gives employees the full working knowledge of what the California Consumer Privacy Act requires of them.
What this course covers:
- Which types of businesses fall under the CCPA and must comply
- The rights California consumers hold over personal information about them
- The steps a business must take to honour each of those rights
- Working with vendors and other third parties under related data privacy standards
- Amendments introduced by the Consumer Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)
This is the primary, full-length version for employees who handle California consumer data as part of their role.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
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California Consumer Privacy Act: Responsibly Managing Personal Information (Core)
Frequently Asked Questions
Described as the primary, full-length version, this Core course gives employees complete working knowledge of what the California Consumer Privacy Act requires of them. It goes deeper than the shorter foundation or summary editions offered elsewhere in the same course series.
The course identifies which types of businesses fall under the CCPA and must comply, helping employees understand whether the organization they work for is subject to the law. That scope question sets up the rights and steps covered in the rest of the course.
It covers the rights California consumers hold over personal information about them, paired with the specific steps a business must take to honour each of those rights in practice, not just as policy language sitting in a compliance manual.
The course explains the amendments introduced by the Consumer Privacy Rights Act, updating employees on how CPRA changes build on and extend the original CCPA requirements they are already responsible for following as part of their day-to-day role.
It is meant for employees who handle California consumer data as part of their day-to-day role and need the full-length version rather than a shorter foundation or refresher edition, since the Core edition is built to deliver complete working knowledge.