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CCPA Compliance Operation: Delivering Data Access via Accounts

This white paper outlines how businesses must develop a perspective on the definition of account as they work to operationalize their CCPA compliance programs with respect to data access requests.

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Contributors:

Lothar Determann

Partner

Baker McKenzie

Mitchell Noordyke

CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM

Managing Associate, Privacy and Cybersecurity

Sidley Austin

Companies find the California Consumer Privacy Act much more prescriptive than most other privacy laws. It contains a multitude of definitions, defined terms, and technical drafting errors and ambiguities, and the state legislature is considering numerous amendments. One term that is used multiple times in the statute and not defined in the current version of the CCPA or any of the amendment bills is the term “account.”

This white paper outlines how businesses must develop a perspective on the definition of account as they work to operationalize their CCPA compliance programs with respect to data access requests.

Contributors:

Lothar Determann

Partner

Baker McKenzie

Mitchell Noordyke

CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM

Managing Associate, Privacy and Cybersecurity

Sidley Austin

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