The California Consumer Privacy Act, known also as Assembly Bill 375 or CCPA, is a consumer privacy law that regulates how businesses handle, process, share, and sell customer information and data.

CCPA data breach violations, which are any intentional or unintentional violations of the California Consumer Privacy Act, can be very serious infractions for any business or company to endure.

With the California Consumer Privacy Act, or CCPA, taking effect in January 2020, many business owners, and people in general, have a lot of questions.

If your company collects data concerning California residents, you should take time determining whether your company is going to be subject to new liabilities and obligations under the CCPA.