CCPA/CPRA Penetration Testing
Security testing for California privacy law compliance
What this engagement covers
The service
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) require businesses to implement reasonable security measures to protect consumer personal information. Our CCPA/CPRA penetration testing validates your security controls and provides evidence of compliance with California privacy requirements.
What we test
We assess all systems collecting, processing, or storing California consumer personal information including web applications, mobile apps, APIs, databases, and cloud infrastructure. Testing covers data access controls, consumer rights request mechanisms, data deletion processes, and opt-out implementations.
How we run it
Our methodology focuses on the technical security measures required under CCPA §1798.150 and CPRA amendments. We test for personal information exposure, validate consumer rights implementations, assess data minimization practices, and evaluate the security of data sharing with third parties and service providers.
Personal information scope identification
Data access control and authorization testing
Consumer rights request mechanism testing
Data deletion and correction verification
Opt-out implementation validation
Third-party data sharing security assessment
Data minimization practice evaluation
CCPA/CPRA evidence documentation
What you receive
Findings land in your tracker as you go, not only in a PDF at the end. Retest is in scope, not a change order.
- CCPA/CPRA-aligned security assessment report
- Personal information exposure analysis
- Consumer rights mechanism testing results
- Data flow and sharing security evaluation
- Vendor and service provider security assessment
- Opt-out mechanism validation
- Remediation guidance for compliance
- Retest validation report
What we usually find
The issues this engagement surfaces most often. Yours will differ, but this is the shape of it.
Who this is for
Findings are mapped to CCPA, CPRA, NIST Privacy Framework, ISO 27701, so the report drops into an audit package rather than needing to be translated first. If you need the readiness work behind one of those, that is a separate engagement.
Scope it in one call
Tell us what is in scope and we come back with a fixed price and a start date. No discovery-call maze, no hourly estimate that moves.
