California Privacy and the AIC Kits
Analog Informatics Corporation (AIC) kits support the security and account duties in the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). The business answers consumer requests. This page is not legal advice.
Rights and Duties
| Right or Duty | What the Kit Does |
|---|---|
| Right to know | A person-level report of kit records is planned. |
| Right to delete | Kit accounts can be removed when the business directs it. |
| Right to correct | Account data in the kit can be corrected. |
| Right to opt out of sale or sharing | Sale and sharing decisions stay with the business. The kit does not sell data. |
| Right to limit use of sensitive personal information | Use decisions stay with the business. |
| Right to non-discrimination | Stays with the business. |
| Reasonable security | Access control, cryptography, audit, and continuous monitoring. |
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