California is imposing tough new rules on processing the data of anyone under the age of 18, with the potential to affect businesses that don't target younger consumers.
Though most of the work takes place at the front end, it is important for businesses to keep their CCPA compliance up to date as time passes. Besides responding to privacy requests as they come in, this means performing a few maintenance tasks on a quarterly and annual basis.
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