Whatever the California Privacy Protection Agency board decides will have sweeping implications because the rules apply to all companies doing business in the state.
September 11, 2023 at 11:19 AM
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California’s privacy regulator is considering narrowing the number of businesses it will require to perform an annual cybersecurity audit.
At a public meeting Friday, the California Privacy Protection Agency board indicated that it will look into cost burdens for companies that do business in California before it moves to finalize the draft audit regulations that it unveiled in late August.
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