Last Updated: 4-April-2022
The CCPA applies to any covered “business” that processes “personal information” about California residents. To be covered, the business must meet at least one of the following thresholds: (i) have over $25 million in annual gross revenues, (ii) buy, sell, or receive for a commercial purpose the personal information of 50,000 or more consumers, households or devices, or (iii) derive 50% or more of its annual revenues from selling California residents’ personal information (“Direct test”). Where the business does not meet one of these thresholds, but is under common control and shares common branding with a business that does, then it too will be covered (“Indirect test”).
Brightcove customers that collect and store personal information are considered “businesses” under the CCPA to the extent they meet either the Direct test or the Indirect test. Businesses bear the primary responsibility for ensuring that their processing of personal information is compliant with relevant data protection law, including the CCPA. For example, businesses are responsible for providing appropriate disclosures to consumers at or before the point of collecting their personal information, limiting the collection and use of personal information as described in those disclosures, and allowing consumers to exercise rights granted by the CCPA.
Guidance relating to CCPA obligations may be found on the website of the California Attorney General.
No, Brightcove does not sell personal information in connection with providing our products and services to our business customers.
We have undertaken the following actions in connection with the CCPA:
The California Office of the Attorney General has indicated that it may further amend regulations proposed for the CCPA and Brightcove is actively tracking such updates.
Brightcove’s customers are responsible for making their own independent assessment of the CCPA. We encourage all of our customers to discuss the information provided on this page and the potential impact of the CCPA with independent legal counsel.
Please note that this page is for informational purposes only and reflects current Brightcove product offerings, services, and practices, which are subject to change without notice at any time. This page does not create any commitments or assurances from Brightcove and any agreement between Brightcove and its customers will continue to govern the rights, responsibilities, and liabilities between Brightcove and its customers.
Looking for more information? Email dataprotection@brightcove.com or contact your Account Manager.