Privacy enforcement standards are changing. The announcement of GM’s $12.75M CCPA settlement on May 9th set a new bar for both the amount (largest by $10M) and the violations themselves. This is the first action ever to enforce CCPA’s data minimization requirement.
Join Daniel Goldberg, Chair of Data Strategy & Privacy at Frankfurt Kurnit, for an in-depth discussion on how the GM settlement will impact future privacy enforcement and how privacy programs should adapt.
In addition, we’ll look back at the other CCPA enforcements from this year and discuss how to prepare your organization for H2 and beyond.
In this webinar, you'll learn
- What went wrong in the GM case and the key CCPA compliance lessons it offers
- Why California secured $12.75M, nearly 5x more than the previous largest CCPA settlement
- How data minimization and purpose limitation are now active enforcement triggers, in addition to “do not sell or share”
- Takeaways from other H1 CCPA enforcement actions
- H2 CCPA readiness: preparing for the Delete Act and increasing enforcement
UPCOMING LIVE WEBINAR
GM's $12.75M CCPA Settlement: Key Enforcement Lessons and Your H2 Readiness Check
June 11, 2026
8:00 am
Pacific
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11 AM
Eastern