ObligationCalifornia

Review and update assessments at least every three years

Under California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018

Data ProtectionCybersecurityPrivacyComplianceEvery 3 yearsPrivacy Officer
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Overview

Reassess covered processing risk assessments at least once every three years and update where needed. Imported research notes (check before approving): • Duty holder: regulated entity (Business subject to the CCPA) • Timing in the source: "At least once every three years"

Important

This requirement was extracted from the source document. Applicability depends on your organization's circumstances. Review the official source and obtain professional advice where appropriate.

Key information

Policy
CCPA
Jurisdiction
California
Obligation type
Review
Frequency
Every 3 years
Suggested owner
Privacy Officer
Policy categories
Data Protection, Cybersecurity, Privacy, Compliance
Source
§ 7155(a)(2), § 7155(a)(2), page 88
Suggested reminders
30 days before · 7 days before · 1 day before
Policy last reviewed
Oct 29, 2026
Requirement details

Details

Who this may apply to

Businesses within the CCPA definition (including applicable affiliated, venture and voluntary coverage); subject to activity and data exemptions under Civil Code §§1798.140(d), 1798.145–1798.148.

When this applies

Every 3 years · At least once every three years — exact deadline not calculated

From the source

Source material
“At least once every three years, a business must review, and update as necessary, its risk assessments to ensure that they remain accurate in accordance with the requirements of this Article. (3) Notwithstanding subsection (a)(2) of this section, a business must update a risk”

§ 7155(a)(2), § 7155(a)(2), page 88

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