Under CCPA, you must secure personal data. If an employee adds a customer’s credit card number or home address into a task description (a free-text field), that data is now subject to access/deletion requests.

With the enforcement of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its successor, the CPRA, businesses using Asana face a critical question: Is Asana compliant, and are we using it in a compliant way?

In the modern workspace, Asana has become the central nervous system for project management. It holds your product roadmaps, marketing launch plans, and HR onboarding checklists. But for California residents, it also holds something else: Personally Identifiable Information (PII).