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California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) - GDPR similarities and differences and how to achieve compliance

With their potential for vicious customer backlash and devastating sales drops, Internet privacy infractions–such as selling e-mail lists and personal data or operating an insecure site where credit-card or competitive-pricing information can be stolen–have become deadly serious business concerns.
The E-Privacy Imperative is especially designed to help Web site owners and operators protect themselves, their customers, and their businesses through careful technology practices and responsible information handling. Readers will:

* Understand the key arguments of privacy advocates, including major threats to privacy and federal regulations concerning privacy
* Learn to avoid both purposeful and accidental or negligent invasions of privacy
* Communicate security and privacy policies to customers and potential customers–to assuage their fears and keep them coming back for more.

With their potential for vicious customer backlash and devastating sales drops, Internet privacy infractions–such as selling e-mail lists and personal data or operating an insecure site where credit-card or competitive-pricing information can be stolen–have become deadly serious business concerns.

Protect your customers-and your business-with these essential "rules of the road" for maintaining Web site security…

News stories about identity theft, anti-terrorist legislation, cyber-stalking, marketing databases, and employer surveillance practices are evidence that your privacy is violated more and more every day. Using examples from real-life situations, Prying Eyes reveals how, often without your knowledge, people use your personal information to sell to you, snoop on you, and steal from you.
Eric Gertler reveals how to minimize your exposure in every facet of life–at home, at the office, on vacation, at the store, at the doctor’s office, online, and on your cell phone. Beyond reporting and speculation, Prying Eyes will empower you to take charge of your personal information before someone else does.

Master the interpretation of the terms from GDPR