California Privacy in Overdrive: Enforcement, Rules & What’s Next
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Skip to Main Content California Privacy in Overdrive: Enforcement, Rules & What’s Next California’s privacy landscape is shifting fast — and the stakes for organizations have never been higher. In recent weeks, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has made bold moves that signal a new era of enforcement and oversight. From the high-profile subpoena issued to Tractor Supply — a clear indication that future enforcement actions are on the horizon — to the Board’s approval of updated regulations (with final OAL approval expected by the end of this month), privacy professionals are facing a rapidly evolving set of rules and risks. At the same time, rulemaking activities around Data Risk Assessment and Opt-Out Preference Signals (DROP) are advancing, creating
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new compliance obligations that will demand immediate attention and strategic action. Join TrustArc and Baker McKenzie privacy experts as they break down these fast-moving developments, explain their practical implications, and offer actionable steps to safeguard your organization. This session will help you: Understand the CPPA’s latest enforcement posture and where it’s heading. Prepare for new requirements before they become urgent compliance challenges. Anticipate the broader impact these changes could have on your privacy program. Don’t wait for enforcement to come knocking — get ahead of the curve now! This webinar is eligible for 1 CPE credit. VP, Knowledge & Global DPO, TrustArc Privacy Knowledge Lead, Law Library, TrustArc Intellectual Property Partner, Baker McKenzie