Avoid hefty fines with our CCPA/CPRA gap assessment
Do you conduct business in California? Does your organization collect, store, use, transfer, sell or share the personal information of consumers located in California? Are any of the people you employ located in California? A-LIGN can help you protect that personal information by ensuring you satisfy applicable CCPA/CPRA requirements.
Enhance your privacy posture
The CCPA/CPRA aims to protect the personal information of consumers located in California. Failure to comply with the CCPA/CPRA can result in penalties and fines ranging in thousands of dollars.
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Strengthen trust
CCPA/CPRA compliance provides your current and potential clients with the confidence that your organization protects their personal information. Gives your employees confidence that you respect the privacy of their personal information
Reduce exposure to penalties
CCPA/CPRA limits your organization’s exposure to CCPA/CPRA enforcement penalties due to non-compliance.
Demonstrate commitment to data privacy
Data privacy is increasingly important in purchasing decisions. Organizations that demonstrate a genuine commitment to consumer privacy rights differentiate themselves with both end consumers and business-to-business partners.
CCPA / CPRA services
Enhance your privacy posture with a CCPA/CPRA gap assessment and let A-LIGN be your partner in compliance.
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Our team reviews your organization’s current data protection and privacy environment. Our due diligence involves a thorough review of all policies, procedures, and processes in place within scope. A-LIGN then provides a detailed gap assessment to help your organization identify and address applicable CCPA/CPRA requirements.
Data mapping
To build an effective and appropriate privacy program, you have to know what personal information you process. The A-LIGN team will assist you in analyzing and documenting where personal information is ingested, how it is used, and ultimately how it will be destroyed.
Privacy readiness assessment
Curious how your organization stacks up with basic CCPA/CPRA requirements? Try our CCPA/CPRA readiness assessment and complete our CCPA/CPRA readiness assessment questionnaire, which can include auditor assistance, to help your organization understand at a high-level where gaps in compliance may lie prior to engaging us for a comprehensive CCPA/CPRA gap assessment.
Workshops
Based on your organization’s unique needs, the A-LIGN team will deliver an introductory presentation to lay a foundation of terminology and concepts related to the CCPA/CPRA, as well as provide a tailored experience addressing client specific questions and situations.
Advisory services
Does your organization have specific needs related to CCPA/CPRA that you could use some assistance in analyzing and developing a plan to address? Let the A-LIGN Team be your partner in compliance to determine the appropriate path forward.
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What is the purpose of a vulnerability scan?
A vulnerability assessment checks an organization’s network and systems for any known vulnerabilities against a database of vulnerability information. At the completion of the scan, the organization obtains a report that outlines their risk exposure.
What types of vulnerability scans exist?
Though vulnerability scans have two methods, the type of scans that exist typically fall into one of three categories: Full scan – As the name implies, a full scan is a thorough vulnerability scan that leverages its database of known vulnerabilities to look for any existing vulnerabilities across an organization’s network and systems. This can also be referred to as a “deep scan.” Quick scan – Also known as a “discovery scan” or a “stealth scan,” this type of vulnerability scan is meant to elevate awareness of the type of vulnerabilities that could be possible based on the network devices and system applications that exist. Compliance scan – This type of vulnerability scan is leveraged primarily as a means to audit an organization’s security as it relates to compliance regulations.
Can a penetration test and vulnerability scan be paired together?
A penetration test may not list or confirm every vulnerability in the environment, but a vulnerability scan will scan all systems looking for signatures that match known vulnerabilities that may (or may not) be able to be penetrated. This approach enables an organization to enhance its security posture with a more complete picture of the threat surface.
