Data Privacy and Changing State Laws
1h 8m
Created on October 20, 2022
Intermediate
Overview
This program will discuss the changing laws in data privacy and their application to doing business. Comprehensive Privacy Laws have been passed in California, Colorado, Virginia, Utah, and Connecticut. These laws will change how businesses operate and how they treat consumer information. Each law requires specific disclosures advising consumers of their rights and a violation could result in penalties and fines.
This course will benefit all those who need to stay up to date about changing laws regarding privacy that businesses need to abide by as well as various rights that consumers can now exercise to limit how their information can be used. Common mistakes and best practices to comply with State regulations will also be discussed.
Learning Objectives:
Discuss new obligations of businesses regarding how they handle personally identifiable information
Learn about new consumer rights afforded by changing laws
Discuss best practices for complying with new laws
Identify current litigation dealing with privacy laws
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Recent Reviews
Good Q&A
I was amazed at how complex this subject has become.
Very strong content and presentation
It was very help to have a more detailed look at legislation and trends at state level. So many of the high level trainings just mentioned California. Good to walk away with a broad idea of what to be aware of / what questions to ask
Excellent content very well presented
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