Common website tracking tech like cookies, pixels, and web trackers can expose your business to costly CIPA demand letters and lawsuits.
If you have California customers, TrueVault can help you safeguard your business today.
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CIPA claims often target tools for advertising, campaign measurement, and chat, alleging they amount to eavesdropping without the visitor's knowledge or consent.
Tools often targeted by CIPA lawsuits include:
Using these tools? We’ll help you build a privacy program with effective safeguards.
Our platform is designed to help businesses comply with data privacy laws, but the same tools can also help keep your business from becoming a target of opportunity for wiretap lawsuits. TrueVault makes it simple to:
Ad trackers and other cookies are frequent targets for CIPA lawsuits.
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Use our plain-language templates to create clear privacy notices.
Automatically update policies, banners, and data handling as new tools or regulations emerge.
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Map and monitor your website’s tools and data collection practices.
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CIPA lawsuits are rapidly changing the way websites operate. Schedule a meeting with a TrueVault expert to discuss how to get your privacy program launched within 48 hours.
Explore these resources to understand CIPA and
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As legal actions under the California Invasion of Privacy Act surge, take steps to safeguard your organization.
Download our checklist for actionable steps to help protect your business from costly CIPA lawsuits.
Top brands trust TrueVault for privacy
Law firms can help businesses create a data map and identify compliance issues; they’re also slow, expensive, require a new consultation every time the laws change, and typically don’t provide much help with request handling. On the other hand, most SaaS privacy solutions focus primarily on automated request handling and leave businesses on their own to figure out everything else. TrueVault starts at the beginning, guiding businesses through all stages of compliance. You can create your business’s data map, post privacy notices, provider consumer opt-outs, and more, all without hiring an attorney. Vendor integrations and automated workflows make request-handling fast and simple.
TrueVault was designed by attorneys to help businesses of all sizes navigate privacy compliance without needing to hire a law firm. We endeavor to provide the information and context necessary for businesses to make smart decisions about privacy, but TrueVault is not a substitute for legal advice from a qualified attorney. Our product is used and loved by business leaders with diverse backgrounds, including in-house general counsels who use it to fill gaps in their privacy knowledge and technical capabilities.
Our platform uses automation to help your team easily handle consumer privacy requests. For example, through our platform, opt-outs on your website occur automatically through our Google Analytics integration, and data deletion requests are processed automatically through our GA connection. We also have integrations with key vendors like Shopify. Contact our team at help@truevault.com if you have any questions about specific vendors you work with.
Yes! TrueVault offers a consent management platform (CMP) to track cookie consent and more. While opt-in consent is not required for most data processing under US state privacy laws, TrueVault customers still have access to a robust set of customizable consent management tools if they want to implement them.
You can view a current list of privacy laws covered by TrueVault here. Please note that the laws covered may vary according to the terms of your subscription.
Every business is different, but many TrueVault customers are able to launch their privacy center to their website and be ready to handle privacy requests in 1–2 business days.
