This infographic examines the “what, who, and how” behind preparing for the ADPPA (American Data Privacy & Protection Act). Potentially being the first national standard for data practices in the US, ADPPA could bring along with it data requirements that need to be adhered to for compliance. As many organizations are already underway ensuring they meet the security requirements from PCI DSS 4.0, now is the best time to evaluate how your organization handles consumer data as a whole and prioritize data security.
In this infographic we cover:
- What is the ADPPA?
- Who does the ADPPA apply to?
- What are the ADPPA’s main objectives?
- Proactive steps to prepare for ADPPA
Security and customer experience don’t have to battle each other on the priority list. They can go hand-in-hand with the right solution, and descoping your contact center from any sensitive customer data is the industry-recommended first step in that process. Connect with our team today to see how you can equip your contact center with the right solutions. In addition to this infographic, you can dive deeper into the ADPPA topic in our blog post preparing organizations for ADPPA.
The American Data Privacy and Protection Act proposed a single national standard for handling personal data, in place of the growing patchwork of state laws. This infographic summarises what the bill would have required: restrictions on unnecessary data collection, new consumer data rights, and cybersecurity obligations covering any information that identifies or is linked to an individual — payment data included. It is written for business leaders preparing for federal privacy legislation. Useful background for understanding the direction of US privacy policy and how it intersects with PCI DSS obligations.
