The California Privacy Protection Agency is accepting preliminary comments on proposed rulemaking under the state’s privacy law, calling on stakeholders to provide input on topics including cybersecurity audits and consumer rights requests.
“The Agency welcomes all comments, but is particularly interested in comments on new and undecided issues not already covered by the existing CCPA regulations,” the agency wrote in its Wednesday announcement.
The agency was established after California voters in November 2020 approved by ballot measure the California Privacy Rights Act, which updated the existing California Consumer Privacy Act. The agency is tasked with issuing regulations under the law ...
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