CCPA: State privacy law effects on cloud development
summary
CCPA goes live January 2020 and demands data mapping across five practical phases: assessment, tagging strategy, notification, purge mechanism, and proof. The talk shows how to implement each phase with AWS tools — DynamoDB/RDS/Redshift/S3 metadata, AWS Config, SES and Amazon Connect for requests, Glue/EMR/Athena for discovery, Quicksight for dashboards, and CloudTrail/CloudWatch/Lambda for audit trails. Notes big financial risk: GDPR fines like $230M (British Airways), $723M (Marriott), and CCPA penalties can scale to ~$25M for 10,000 records.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:26Abstract
- 0:48Overview
- 1:27Do I have to comply
- 2:15What is privacy
- 3:19Basics
- 4:37GDPR
- 6:13Mapping your infrastructure
- 8:02Data mapping
- 9:26Tagging
- 10:14Notification
- 11:15Purge
- 12:11Proof
- 12:25Other considerations
- 15:33Initial questions
- 16:22Questions from audience
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