Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about SB 362 and how DropComply automates your compliance strategy.
What is SB 362 (The California Delete Act)?
SB 362 is California legislation that requires data brokers to honor consumer deletion requests across their entire database within 45 days. It effectively mandates that data brokers provide a 'one-stop shop' for deletion, increasing the risk of fines for non-compliance.
What are the penalties for non-compliance?
Under the California Delete Act, data brokers face fines of $200 per day for each unfulfilled deletion request. For companies with high volumes of consumer data, these penalties compound rapidly into six-figure liability.
How is DropComply different from other compliance tools?
Most tools are simple 'request forwarders.' DropComply is a full-cycle automation engine. We don't just alert you to a request; we automate the deletion workflow and generate SHA-256 hashed audit logs that provide definitive proof of compliance for future CPPA audits.
Is my data secure with DropComply?
Absolutely. We utilize AES-256 encryption for all data at rest and SHA-256 cryptographic hashing to ensure your audit trails are immutable and tamper-proof. We treat your compliance data with the same rigor you would.
How long does integration take?
We built DropComply to be 'plug-and-play.' Depending on your data infrastructure, most teams are fully integrated and automating deletion cycles in under a few days.