CCPA Training
In 2018, California passed one of the strictest privacy laws in the United States – the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). At Section 1798.135(a)(3), the CCPA requires workforce training. In 2020, the CCPA was updated by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). The changes go into effect on January 1, 2023.
Our CCPA training courses are fully updated for the CPRA changes and are continually kept up-to-date.
NOTE: For bulk licenses or institutional training, there is different pricing.
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The course available for single user purchase above is the Extensive Version (15 mins). We also have a Condensed Version (10 minutes) as well as a short (~2 min) CCPA add on for existing privacy awareness training courses. Additionally, we have a CCPA PDF Whiteboard (poster and handout) as well as CCPA Interactive Whiteboard module (5.5 mins).
The chart below provides a comparison of our CCPA training courses.
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About TeachPrivacy and Our Training Philosophy
TeachPrivacy was founded by Professor Daniel J. Solove, the leading expert on privacy and data security law. He is deeply involved in the creation of all training programs because he believes that training works best when made by subject-matter experts and by people with extensive teaching experience.
According to Professor Solove: “Great training isn’t about slickness or tricks. It is about teaching. The goal is to make people understand, care, and remember. Great training is made with genuine passion – to make people love training, it must be made with love. Excellent substance is essential. The material must be explained clearly, understandably, and concretely. The content must be short and to the point – and it must be engaging. Slickness and gimmicks can’t compensate for lackluster substance.”
TeachPrivacy provides privacy awareness training, information security awareness training, phishing training, HIPAA training, FERPA training, PCI training, as well as training on many other privacy and security topics.
Professor Solove is a law professor at George Washington University Law School. He has taught privacy law every year since 2000, has published 10 books and more than 50 articles, including the leading textbook on information privacy law and a short guidebook on the subject. His LinkedIn blog has more than 1 million followers. Click here for more information about Professor Solove.