Skyflow addresses the key technical requirements of CCPA, so you can build quickly and with confidence while protecting customer data privacy:
Respond to Personal Information Requests
Respond to Personal Information Deletion Requests
Do Not Sell Personal Information Requests
Data Security and Protection
Maintaining CCPA compliance shouldn’t be too much to bear. Skyflow gives you the power to centrally manage and protect your customers’ personal information in a Data Privacy Vault, so it is quick and easy to respond to personal information requests.
With Skyflow, whether your customers reside in California, elsewhere in the US, or anywhere else, preserving customer privacy and trust just got simpler.
CCPA violations can result in fines up to $7,500 per violation. Consumers can also sue for recovery of up to $750 per consumer, per incident, or actual damages – whichever is greater. The more personal information your business handles, the higher the potential fines. Skyflow can help you comply with CCPA more easily:
Skyflow Data Privacy Vault takes a zero trust approach to data privacy – never trust, always verify. Every data access request gets verified from the Data Privacy Vault so security and privacy don’t have to be a difficult afterthought.
Remove all the personal information from your infrastructure and replace it with format-preserving tokens. With personal information securely protected in your Skyflow vault, the rest of your infrastructure becomes less risky and more flexible, so you can move quickly and not break data privacy.
Keep sensitive personal information isolated in a zero trust Data Privacy Vault instead of scattered across databases or systems. Managing one authoritative personal data source makes it quick and easy to respond to personal information requests.
Quickly build and centrally manage the data access flows you need, within your organization and with third parties. Centrally control who sees what data, when, where, and how using any combination of policies, roles, and attributes.
The CCPA went into effect on January 1, 2020. It regulates any for-profit companies that “do business in California,” even those without a physical presence in the state. If your business collects personal information from California residents and meets one of the following threshold requirements, you’re subject to the CCPA:
With Skyflow Data Privacy Vault as part of your architecture, you can better protect your customers’ personal information by centralizing it and avoiding sensitive data sprawl across your systems. With one centralized personal information source, management and compliance become more manageable. Instead of configuring access rules from multiple systems, you can centrally enforce policies so only the right people and workflows can access the data. Responding to personal information requests, deletion requests, and do not sell requests becomes a matter of making one API call. Say goodbye to manual processes!
The United States doesn’t have a nationwide law that regulates sensitive personal information. Four states have passed consumer privacy laws: California (CCPA and its amendment, CPRA), Virginia (VCDPA), Colorado (ColoPA), and most recently Utah (UCPA). Currently, 17 states have active bills inching toward becoming law.
Privacy regulation can feel a lot to handle, even when these laws apply only to people who live in specific states. But fear not. If you take a privacy-first approach to handling personal information, you can easily comply with existing and new privacy regulations from anywhere in the United States and beyond.
CCPA has been nicknamed “California’s GDPR.” Although CCPA and the EU’s GDPR are different, CCPA is in many ways a less strict version of the GDPR
The bottom line is, if your business is already aligned with GDPR, then maintaining CCPA compliance shouldn’t be too much of a hassle. See how Skyflow can help organizations of all sizes simplify and accelerate GDPR compliance.
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