With states passing inconsistent laws and no uniform federal law addressing data privacy, there’s a patchwork of rules for companies to comply with. ALTA is dedicated to help its members understand what they need to do to comply, if required, to data privacy laws.
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Protects Consumers Privacy Rights
Gramm Leach Bliley set the national standard when it comes to data privacy and security. ALTA's Title Insurance & Settlement Company Best Practices builds on this privacy framework to provide additional guidance.
Data Privacy Principles
State Laws
- Consumer Data Privacy - State by State Guide
- California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
- State Data Privacy Tracker: Status and content of proposed and enacted state consumer data privacy protection laws (Fox Rothschild LLC)
- Track State Data Privacy Legislation: Follow any bills that have been introduced or passed in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
- The Virginia Consumer Data Privacy Act Q & A
Resources
- Data Privacy Implications for Service Provider & Third-Party Contracts
- What Is the CCPA and How Can My Organization Prepare? (Carlton Fields)
- Does CCPA Apply to You?
- California Consumer Privacy Act - The Three Part Test
- What Is the CCPA and Why You Should Care
- California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Fast Facts
- CCPA Q&A
- Your Guide to CCPA Privacy Rights
- CCPA Privacy Act Requirements
- CCPA Data Mapping
For more information on CCPA, visit the California Land Title Association’s website.
Webinar
- Preparing for the California Consumer Privacy Act (Download PDF of presentation)
- Compliance Webinar: Understanding Consumer Privacy Rights and Redaction Trends (Download PowerPoint Presentation)
Podcasts
ALTA Podcasts with Carlton Fields
- Part 1: Who Does CCPA Apply To?
- Part 2: Service Providers and Sale of Data Under CCPA
- Part 3: CCPA Resources and Compliance Tips
- Part 4: Practical Compliance With CCPA and New Privacy Laws
Redaction Privacy
- ALTA’s Real Property Records Committee has finalized a white paper titled “Privacy, Redaction, and Public Land Records,” which provides guidance on the redaction of information in the public land records.
