CCPA 2026 Regulatory Updates

What Is CCPA

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a California privacy law that gives residents rights over their personal information and requires covered businesses to operationalize privacy governance. It secures core rights such as access (“right to know”), deletion, opt-out of sale/sharing, and non-discrimination.

These obligations are operationalized through internal policies, processes, and controls — which must be documented, monitored, and provable during audits or regulatory reviews. Organizations must ensure they can demonstrate how personal data is collected, used, secured, and shared, and that appropriate oversight is in place across internal teams and third parties.

Solution Highlights

• Stay Ahead of CCPA 2026+: Align with new requirements for privacy risk assessments, cybersecurity audits, ADMT governance, and SPI (including minors) without starting from a blank page.

• Clarify “Significant Risk” Processing: Understand when risk assessments and audit obligations are actually triggered based on revenue, data volume, and high‑risk use cases.

• Connect Policy to Practice: Tie CCPA obligations to Drata features like Risk Management, Audit Hub, VRM, policy templates, and continuous control monitoring for an audit‑ready story.

•  Scale Across Frameworks: Manage CCPA alongside SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and others in a single platform instead of one‑off privacy projects. 

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