Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Explores new CCPA requirements for privacy risk assessments, cybersecurity audits, and ADMT opt-outs
- Provides legal guidance and compliance best practices for privacy teams
- Demonstrates automation of CCPA assessments using Privado AI’s Wren tool
- Focuses on risk intake, risk level determination, and assessment generation
- Offers IAPP CPE credit for professional development
The live webinar, “Complying with New CCPA Assessment & ADMT Rules: Legal Guidance & Automation Tools,” is designed for privacy, legal, and compliance professionals seeking to navigate the latest changes to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Scheduled for May 21, 2026, this session addresses the evolving landscape of privacy regulations and the increasing need for automation in compliance processes.
Understanding the New CCPA Requirements
Recent amendments to the CCPA, effective January 1, 2026, introduce significant obligations for organizations handling personal data in California. These include mandatory privacy risk assessments, cybersecurity audits, and new rules governing automated decision-making technology (ADMT). The event provides a comprehensive overview of these requirements, helping privacy teams understand when and how the new rules apply.
Legal expert Jennifer Ruehr, Co-Managing Partner at Hintze Law PLLC, will offer practical guidance on interpreting and operationalizing these changes. Attendees will gain insights into compliance strategies that reduce manual effort and ensure timely adherence to regulatory expectations.
Leveraging Automation for Compliance
As privacy regulations become more complex, automation is increasingly essential for efficient compliance. The webinar features a demonstration by Vaibhav Antil, CEO of Privado AI, showcasing Wren, an AI privacy analyst tool. Wren streamlines the entire assessment process, from risk intake to evidence collection, enabling privacy teams to proactively capture new CCPA risks and generate required documentation.
This session highlights how automation tools can simplify risk level determination and assessment generation, reducing the burden on privacy professionals and supporting accurate, audit-ready compliance reporting.
Professional Development and Industry Leadership
Participants will benefit from expert-led discussions and practical demonstrations, positioning them at the forefront of privacy compliance and automation. The event also offers the opportunity to earn 1 IAPP CPE credit, supporting ongoing professional development for privacy, legal, and compliance teams.
By attending, professionals will be better equipped to address the challenges of evolving privacy regulations, implement best practices, and leverage advanced technology to streamline compliance efforts.