Proof of Review
ADMT • EFFECTIVE JAN 1, 2026

Proof of Review

Your firm's audit-ready record of CCPA, ADMT, risk-assessment, and cybersecurity-audit compliance, built for teams that need a defensible record.

RISK ASSESSMENTS
ADMT NOTICES
CYBER AUDITS
THE REGULATION, IN 90 SECONDS

California finalized the rules. The clock is now running.

The CPPA Board adopted the latest CCPA updates on July 24, 2025. The Office of Administrative Law approved them on September 22, 2025, and they take effect January 1, 2026.

For in-scope businesses, the rules create new obligations around automated decisionmaking technology access and opt-out rights, mandatory risk assessments, and annual cybersecurity audits.

Effective
Jan 1, 2026
Scope
ADMT, risk assessments, cyber audits, insurance
Authority
Cal. Code Regs. tit. 11, §7000 et seq.
Penalty
Up to $7,500 per intentional violation
OUR PRACTICE

Three workstreams. One unified record.

01

ADMT Inventory & Notices

Catalog every automated decisionmaking system, draft consumer pre-use notices, and stand up access and opt-out workflows.

02

Risk Assessments

Conduct and document risk assessments for processing that presents significant risk, with abridged submissions ready for the CPPA.

03

Cybersecurity Audits

Prepare your annual cybersecurity audit evidence package, signed by a qualified auditor.

THE METHOD

A disciplined path to a defensible record.

We turn scattered privacy work into a single, reviewable compliance file.

  1. I

    Assess

    Map systems, data flows, and ADMT use cases.

  2. II

    Document

    Draft notices, opt-out flows, risk assessments, and audit evidence.

  3. III

    Implement

    Wire opt-out, access, and appeal channels into your stack.

  4. IV

    Defend

    Maintain the record so a regulator inquiry is answered in days, not months.

FIELD NOTES

Questions before the first review.

Who must comply?

Businesses meeting the CCPA threshold that use ADMT, process high-risk personal information, or meet the cybersecurity-audit threshold should prepare now.

What's the deadline?

The final regulations take effect January 1, 2026, with phased risk-assessment submission obligations after that date.

Does this replace counsel?

No. We work alongside privacy counsel and help produce the operating records, evidence, and artifacts counsel can review.

How long does an engagement take?

Most teams can reach a defensible baseline in a focused six-to-ten-week sprint once systems and data owners are available.

What deliverables do we get?

An ADMT inventory, pre-use notices, opt-out workflow plan, risk assessments, and an annual cybersecurity-audit evidence package.

How do we start?

Book a demo. We will map your likely scope and the first workstream to tackle.

Be ready before January 1, 2026.

The strongest compliance file is built before the first inquiry. Start with a focused demo conversation.