The 2023 privacy law changes will affect the data operations of thousands of organizations. Solid, adaptable data governance will help companies maintain compliance.

HOBOKEN, N.J. (PRWEB) January 05, 2023

Messaging Architects, an eMazzanti Technologies Company and compliance expert, reviews 2023 privacy law changes in a new article. The informative article first relates that the wave of privacy regulations continues to gain momentum, with five states enacting new laws this coming year.

The author then discusses details of the coming privacy law changes in each of the five states, California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and Utah. After outlining the changes, he offers tips to help organizations prepare, including conducting a data inventory, providing for opt-in and opt-out requirements, and establishing practices for compliance monitoring and regular risk assessments.

“The 2023 privacy law changes will affect the data operations of thousands of organizations,” stated Greg Smith, Vice President of Services Delivery at Messaging Architects. “Solid, adaptable data governance will help companies maintain compliance.”

Below are a few excerpts from the article, “Don’t Let 2023 Privacy Law Changes Take You by Surprise.”

California

“The California Privacy Rights Act takes effect on January 1. It replaces California’s original privacy law, the CCPA, and grants additional rights to Californians. CCPA granted consumers the right to a privacy notice, the right to delete their data and the right to opt out of selling their data.”

Virginia

“The Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (CDPA) goes into effect on January 1. It allows individuals to access and correct their personal data. Consumers can also request that organizations delete their personal data. And companies that collect personal data for sale or targeted advertising must conduct periodic data protection assessments.”

Colorado

“The Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) takes effect on July 1, 2023. Like the Virginia law, it gives consumers the right to opt out of having their personal data sold or used for targeted advertising. It may also include a universal opt-out provision by the time it takes effect.”

Tips to Prepare for 2023 Privacy Law Changes

“The privacy laws all require some type of opt-in or opt-out process. Organizations will need to provide for those. And, particularly in the case of the California law, they will need to coordinate with their supply chain. They also need to establish practices for compliance monitoring and regular risk assessments.”

Compliance Experts

The compliance experts at Messaging Architects help organization prepare for privacy law changes, beginning with a comprehensive data audit. They help business leaders identify potential risks and put together a data governance strategy targeted to business needs.

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