CPPA Enforcement, Possible Regulatory Changes on Sept. 26 Meeting Agenda
The California Privacy Protection Agency Board will discuss enforcement priorities and potential changes to automated decisionmaking technology, delete-request and data broker regulations at a Sept. 26 meeting.
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Deputy Director of Enforcement Michael Macko is scheduled to give an update on enforcement and priorities. The agenda includes discussion on possible changes to delete-request and opt-out platform requirements and data broker registration and access fees. The board will discuss potential changes to regulations regarding automated decisionmaking technology, risk assessments, cybersecurity audits, insurance, and updates to regulations.