CCPA Compliance Roll Out & Data Breach Prevention

CCPA Compliance Rollout – Fast & Easy

Software to avoid enforcement penalties & automate consumer privacy requests

* No credit card required & migrate anytime

Fast & Easy CCPA Compliance.

How It Works?

1.

SignUp with InfoSecEnforcer & fast-track your CCPA compliance. It is Free. Use your company email.

2.

Deploy DSAR forms & buttons on your website. You can customize them. It is easy. Plus, a compliance stamp.

3.

Respond to consumer requests using templates. Customize responses. Manage requests & workflow.

And, we make switching easy. Simply export your data and move to another platform.

What is the CCPA or CPRA Compliance?

CCPA or CPRA (California Consumer Privacy Act or California Privacy Rights Act) is a privacy law applicable to companies doing business in California. Now consumers have new privacy rights. Your business needs to provide 2 ways to assist consumers to exercise their privacy rights. Businesses face hefty penalties and lawsuits for non-compliance. Few can afford penalties in the post-pandemic workplace.

Why InfoSecEnforcer?

Full Stack CCPA Compliance Solution. Fast to Deploy. Free. Easy to Use. And, Easy to Migrate to Other Platforms.

Web-based intake form
Do Not Sell My Personal Info
Multi-user workflow
Pre-defined email templates
Track each request (duration, delays)
Alert on # of requests per consumer
Built-in email verification

Email responses and notices
No Fines Guarantee
Privacy request management
Settings based on workflow
Securely send data to consumer
Audit and forensics
Privacy API engine - data lookup

Automated phone intake
Authorized agent intake
Additional consumer verification
Turn key privacy compliance service
Role based access control
Option to deploy DLP on-prem
Comprehensive security console

Our Customers and Partners

Our case studies

A SaaS company delivers privacy APIs to its customers
A popular consumer products business automates privacy requests
Large volume financial transaction company protects customer data
A major hotel business deploy privacy requests management across multiple properties

What Are The Risks of Non-Compliance?

1. Penalties

The California Privacy Protection Agency can impose hefty penalties if you ignore consumer privacy rights or failure to comply with the new regulations. Upto $7,500 per intentional violation or a minimum of $2,500 for violation.

2. Lawsuits

Upon any data breach, you are likely to face private class-action lawsuits. Between $100 to $750 per record of breached sensitive personal information. CCPA/CPRA requires you to have reasonable security to protect sensitive personal information.

3. Trust Loss

You lose consumer trust when your business stands out for non-compliance. Lost trust impacts your brand value.

The Ultimate Privacy Compliance Software & The Team To Support Your Fast Roll Out.

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InfoSecEnforcer delivers rapid CCPA compliance and roll out. We provide software and services. Our software delivers CCPA privacy rights management and automation. We also provide personal inforamtion data lookup using privacy api engine. We answer a number of questions including a) what is ccpa? b) how to become compliant c) what are ccpa regulations? d) who does ccpa apply to? e) What is do not sell my info button? f) what constitutes personal information under CCPA? g) how do i make my website compliant? h) what about privacy laws in other states? i) do i need to prepare data maps? j) how do i prepare data maps? k) how about coppa and children’s data? l) how about mobile apps? m) what are authorized agents and what is the authorized agent process?

California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) provides privacy rights and consumer protection for California residents. Officially called AB-375, Governor Jerry Brown signed this into law on June 28, 2018. Most businesses dealing with the personal information of California residents have to comply with this law. Your compliance plan needs to be in place and ready.

For those who already understand GDPR and are already in compliance (GDPR compliance), this book may help you find ways to leverage your earlier investment. It is also designed to focus on data ethics, and the purpose of data collection. By reading or reviewing this book, you will be able to design a new path to privacy in your organization and address the following questions:

If your customer data is the product, should you rethink a new future?
Should you spend money on compliance or pay the penalties?
How do you use CCPA compliance as a competitive advantage?
How to de-risk your business from private litigation?

As you take your first steps for CCPA compliance, you need actionable advice. You may need advice to rethink your data strategy.