Скачать или смотреть Incident Response in the Era of CCPA

The CCPA allows consumers to bring an action for statutory damages in the event of a data breach due to a business’s failure to implement reasonable security procedures. However, prior to bringing an action, the consumer must provide the business a 30 days’ written notice identifying the specific violation. If the business cures the noticed violation and provides the consumer a written statement indicating such, statutory damages are not available.

What qualifies as a cure remains unclear, but businesses should give careful thought to their breach notice as well as the written response. During this webinar, we will discuss in detail the notice and cure provision of the CCPA and answer the million dollar question - what does it mean to "cure" a breach?