What is the California Consumer Privacy Act?

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), is a California privacy law that gives consumers certain rights over their personal information.

How does CCPA work?

Covered businesses must provide required disclosures and honor applicable consumer rights, such as requests to know, delete, or correct personal information, and to opt out of certain selling and sharing.

Why is CCPA important?

Companies collect a lot of personal information about their customers. CCPA gives California consumers more control over how their information is collected, used, and shared, while requiring covered businesses to be more transparent and responsible about how they handle it.

Benefits and use cases

• Stronger transparency and user control
• Data inventory and governance improvements
• Alignment of privacy with customer experience and legal requirements
• Scalable privacy processes for multi-state coverage

Does NexusTek help with CCPA-aligned programs?

Yes. NexusTek helps organizations modernize and secure their IT environments, aligning data, cloud, and cybersecurity practices to reduce risk and support business outcomes with integrity and transparency.