GDPR vs CCPA: Key Differences and How to Build a Strategy That Covers Both
Blog post from Duality
The comparison between GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) highlights the distinct legal frameworks and philosophical approaches that underpin these data protection laws. While GDPR mandates a lawful basis for processing personal data and defaults to restriction, CCPA operates on an open-permission model, allowing data processing by default and emphasizing consumer opt-out rights. This fundamental difference necessitates separate compliance strategies for organizations subject to both regulations, as a program designed for one often fails to meet the obligations of the other. Privacy-enhancing technologies offer a potential solution by ensuring data handling practices that avoid triggering the most stringent requirements of either law. The regulatory landscape continues to expand beyond GDPR and CCPA, with new laws emerging in various jurisdictions, underscoring the need for robust data infrastructure and privacy-preserving architectures to manage compliance efficiently across multiple regulations.
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