CCPA/CPRA Requirements for SaaS

California Consumer Privacy Act / California Privacy Rights Act guidance tailored to SaaS. Align your controls, testing cadence, and evidence to avoid penalties.

Ongoing compliance, annual security assessments recommendedPenalties: Up to $7,500 per intentional violation, private right of action for breachesIndustries: 4

Enterprise customers requiring SOC 2 Type II

Security questionnaire overload (1,000+ per year)

Need to prove security posture to close deals

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Required controls and tests

Testing cadence: Ongoing compliance, annual security assessments recommended

Evidence: Map findings to SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR

Risk areas: penetration-testing, vciso-services, cloud-security-assessment

What to prepare

First enterprise customer requesting SOC 2

Series A/B funding round preparation

Lost deal due to security concerns

FAQs

Does CCPA/CPRA apply to SaaS?

California privacy regulation giving consumers control over personal data It is commonly required or expected for SaaS organizations.

How often should SaaS companies test for CCPA/CPRA?

Ongoing compliance, annual security assessments recommended

What penalties are relevant for SaaS?

Up to $7,500 per intentional violation, private right of action for breaches

CCPA/CPRA for SaaS

Align testing, evidence, and remediation to your regulator and auditor expectations.

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