Masterclass: Get CPRA Compliant On a Budget

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CPRA is effective on Jan 1, 2023. And, CCPA exemptions for are set to expire. The new Regulator – CPPA – is likely to impose penalties for non-compliance. Few businesses can afford these penalties or damage to reputation. Even fewer businesses have any budget left for compliance efforts.

Essert CPRA and CCPA compliance solution

But, you still need CPRA/CCPA compliance?

Can I do this with the internal team? What is the minimum that needs to get done? Are there any free tools available? We get the right experts to answer your questions. We provide you free tools and material. You could quickly get compliant and be ready for CPRA/CCPA.

Mitigate risk for your company. And save money.

In the current economic situation, companies are looking to reduce their risks and be a bit more proactive in their business without spending a lot of money. With this masterclass, you can be the champion that saves money and reduces compliance risk for your company. The masterclass is free, and we provide a number of free tools for your deployment to be successful.

What will you learn from the masterclass?

Should you just wait and watch?

Should you become compliant or pay the penalties?

Can we still do business as usual?

What tools are available for CPRA/CCPA compliance?

How can we process data requests?

Why is CIS 20 security controls assessment important?

Can you fully automate your CPRA/CCPA compliance?

Does non-compliance lead to loss of customers?

Who should attend this masterclass?

Project managers tasked to deliver CPRA/CCPA compliance on a budget, and mitigate risks.
Web administrators who are exploring ways to get their websites compliant.
The IT admin, who is trying to balance priorities and budgets.
The marketing guy, who is building a strong data-driven culture in light of new privacy laws.
Legal counsel, who is trying to establish an effective privacy program.
The executive who explores opportunities to add value as part of CPRA/CCPA compliance.