The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) are laws that emerged to give individuals greater power over their personal information. Both regulate organizations that collect and use data in a variety of ways. A brief summary of the CCPA: Gives California residents increased transparency and control over how businesses collect and use their data Generally applies to organizations doing business in California, and to those that handle or share the personal information of California residents A brief summary of the GDPR: Gives European Union (E.U.) residents increased transparency and control over how businesses collect and use their data Applies to organizations in and out of the E.U. that process the personal data of E.U. residents But there’s more to the story than that. Getting to know both regulations will help you keep your organization legally compliant and inspire customer trust. CCPA vs. GDPR.