“Be Prepared!”
Almost 110 years ago to the day, Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of the Boy Scouts, coined a phrase that still resonates profoundly today. For whether you were a member of Baden-Powell's movement or not, the advice to "be prepared" should be your mantra if you are working in or with Californian customers, thanks to the, now active California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) data privacy regulations.
The cost of a privacy breach
Although CCPA went live on January 1st, there is still some time left to get ready for compliance before the regulation is given teeth (June 1st) and mitigate the risk of potentially heavy penalties that non-compliance could entail - $2500 per record for non-intentional violations and $7500 per record for intentional violations, not to mention the fallout from reputational damage. A breach that includes thousands of records could, therefore, easily result in multi-million-dollar penalties.
5 Top Tips for CCPA Compliance
So, how can you prepare and be ready to handle
CCPA data privacy requirements?
Sounds like a big headache? It could be, but it needn't be so.
Being Prepared is Being Empowered
At NiCE, we provide our customers with a unique solution that supports the most stringent requirements of privacy and data security regulations and leverages automation and analytics with mission-critical mechanisms. With
Compliance Center, you can monitor your compliance processes and take corrective and proactive actions on your interactions to ensure your data management strategy is aligned with CCPA requirements.
While there are just less than six months remaining to get your enterprise CCPA-ready, adequate preparation is a major undertaking that involves substantial legal, logistical and technological input. Regardless of the effort required, though, with a Boy Scouts attitude in mind, "we will never fail when we try to do our duty. We will only fail when we neglect to do it." (Robert Baden-Powell)
To learn more about how we can help you with your CCPA compliance strategy for privacy and other regulations, check out
NiCE Compliance Center, or contact us to
schedule a demo!
