Kaylee Cox Bankston recently spoke with Law360 about the California Privacy Protection Agency's expanding regulatory and enforcement activities as it approaches its fifth anniversary. Kaylee highlighted the significance of the agency's newly finalized rules, which require companies to conduct risk assessments and cybersecurity audits for high-risk automated decision-making technologies, noting, "That these regulations went forward and were finalized is another sign that enforcement is going to continue, especially because of the information that companies will need to submit to the agency for examination." She emphasized that businesses should not delay compliance, as the new requirements create heightened executive accountability and may increase litigation risks.
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