Understanding GDPR and CCPA: A Developer's Introduction

Data Protection & Compliance 71 chapters

Table of Contents

  1. The Rise of Data Privacy Regulations
  2. Core Principles of GDPR
  3. Understanding CCPA Requirements
  4. Key Differences Between GDPR and CCPA
  5. Technical Architecture Implications
  6. Building Privacy-First Applications
  7. Lawful Basis and Consent Management
  8. Privacy Notice and Transparency
  9. Data Subject Rights Implementation
  10. Security and Data Protection Measures
  11. International Data Transfers
  12. Regular Compliance Auditing
  13. Understanding CCPA Scope and Applicability
  14. Implementing CCPA Consumer Rights
  15. Privacy Notice Requirements Under CCPA
  16. Implementing the "Do Not Sell" Requirement
  17. Handling Consumer Request Verification
  18. Service Provider Agreements and Data Flows
  19. CCPA Compliance Monitoring and Metrics
  20. Understanding Cookie Categories and Legal Requirements
  21. Building a Consent Management Platform
  22. Advanced Consent Scenarios and Edge Cases
  23. Testing and Validating Cookie Consent
  24. Performance Optimization for Consent Systems
  25. Privacy by Design in Data Architecture
  26. Implementing Secure Data Storage
  27. Data Retention and Deletion Strategies
  28. Implementing Data Portability
  29. Handling Special Categories of Data
  30. Architecting a Rights Management System
  31. Implementing Secure Identity Verification
  32. Building Data Deletion Infrastructure
  33. Implementing Data Portability
  34. Handling Complex Rights Scenarios
  35. Understanding Privacy by Design Philosophy
  36. Principle 1: Proactive not Reactive
  37. Principle 2: Privacy as the Default Setting
  38. Principle 3: Full Functionality with Privacy
  39. Principle 4: End-to-End Security
  40. Principle 5: Visibility and Transparency
  41. Principle 6: Respect for User Privacy
  42. Principle 7: Privacy Embedded into Design
  43. Understanding Third-Party Data Sharing Risks
  44. Implementing Privacy-Compliant Integration Architecture
  45. Managing Vendor Relationships and Contracts
  46. Implementing Consent Management for Third Parties
  47. Monitoring and Auditing Third-Party Data Flows
  48. Building Privacy-Preserving Integrations
  49. Tutorial 1: Building a Complete Cookie Consent System
  50. Tutorial 2: Implementing Data Subject Rights Dashboard
  51. Tutorial 3: Building a Privacy-First Analytics System
  52. Mistake 1: Treating Privacy as a Checkbox Exercise
  53. Mistake 2: Collecting Data "Just in Case"
  54. Mistake 3: Weak or Missing Data Anonymization
  55. Mistake 4: Ignoring Data Retention Requirements
  56. Mistake 5: Insecure Consent Storage and Transmission
  57. Mistake 6: Poor Third-Party Integration Privacy
  58. Mistake 7: Inadequate Logging and Audit Trails
  59. Consent Management Platforms (CMPs)
  60. Privacy-Focused Analytics Tools
  61. Differential Privacy Libraries
  62. Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning
  63. Data Anonymization and Pseudonymization Tools
  64. Privacy Compliance Automation Tools
  65. Security and Encryption Libraries
  66. Choosing the Right Tools
  67. Building a Privacy Testing Framework
  68. Automated Privacy Testing
  69. Manual Privacy Audits
  70. Continuous Privacy Monitoring
  71. Privacy Testing Best Practices