Data Privacy
Mar. 6, 2023
California data breach law - what you need to know.
Even if notice is not triggered under the California data breach law, it does not mean you’re out of the woods.
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In 2003, California became the first state to adopt a data breach notification law. Since that time, every state has adopted a similar law although they differ in scope and application. The California data breach notification law requires covered persons and organizations to provide timely and thorough notice to California residents (and in some instances, law enforcement) in the wake of a data breach.
Below we highlight key features of Ca...
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