CCPA Compliance
How Titus can help you meet California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations
CCPA data visibility requirements
CCPA requires your organization to have visibility into what data you possess and where it is located.
Effective Jan. 1, 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will enhance consumer protection and privacy for California residents.
CCPA, passed in 2018, encourages businesses and related entities to be transparent and requires these organizations to report data breaches of personal information.
Your organization will also need to be able to take certain actions with this data.
How Titus enhances CCPA compliance
Our solution enables your organization to:
Identify personal information
Powered by machine learning, Titus solutions intelligently enhance the accuracy and efficiency of your data protection program by recognizing company - and regulation-specific content categories and analyzing your data at rest and in motion.
Categorize the data
Titus Classification Suite enables organizations to understand the data they have and how to handle it, mitigating risk of data breaches.
Secure the data
Titus allows organizations to adapt to the changing security and compliance needs with a configurable policy management platform. Organizations can set policy rules and levels of enforcement which can also trigger actions from other security products in their data protection ecosystem.
Meet CCPA requirements proactively
While the CCPA is set to be enforced in 2020, the regulation is not yet in its final form. Changes are expected and will be ongoing, and implications for organizations both within and outside of California may increase over time.
As your trusted advisor, Titus can provide you with assistance to interpret future CCPA updates and ensure that you are updating your data protection policies accordingly to maintain compliance.
White paper: The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018
See how Titus ensures your organizations compliance with CCPA, while enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of your data protection program.
