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This hacker might seem shady, but throwing him in jail is bad for everyone

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Dissent

Timothy B. Lee writes: On Friday, the U.S. government filed its brief in the appeal of Andrew “Weev” Auernheimer, who was convicted of federal hacking charges for downloading hundreds of thousands of customer e-mail addresses from AT&T’s Web site. The government says the conviction was proper, but many security researchers and civil liberties advocates argue that the…

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Mandatory Data Breach Notice Bill Stalls As Canadian Parliament Session Closed

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Dissent

Peter Menyasz reports: The Canadian government’s Sept. 13 decision to end the Parliament’s legislative session has at least temporarily blocked passage of proposed amendments (Bill C-12) to Canada’s framework federal privacy law that would have introduced a limited mandatory data breach notification requirement. A new parliamentary session is scheduled to start Oct. 16, and the…

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North Dakota amends breach notification law to include medical information

Posted on September 3, 2013 by Dissent

V. John Ella writes: North Dakota has amended its data breach notification law to include “medical information” and “health insurance information.” See N.D. Century Code, Section 51-30-01.  Amendments to the law also provide an exemption for HIPAA  covered entities, business associates, or subcontractors so long as they are in compliance with breach notification requirements under title 45, Code…

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New EU rules: Telco only SOMETIMES has to tell you it spaffed your data

Posted on September 2, 2013 by Dissent

The Register has an article from Out-Law.com that begins: New rules setting out the circumstances in which telecoms companies need to report personal data breaches, as well as the kind of information they need to share in those reports, have come into force. The EU’s Regulation on the notification of personal data breaches (7-page/756KB PDF) applies…

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Austria: Under pressure: data breach notification must be made within 24 hours

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Dissent

Günther Leissler and Veronika Wolfbauer explain: The European regulatory framework on electronic communications obliges providers of public electronic communications services to notify personal data breaches to their national authorities.(1) However, the European Commission recently found a lack of harmonisation among member states in this respect, and exercised its power to issue technical implementing measures on the…

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Resource: State by state data breach notification laws

Posted on July 18, 2013 by Dissent

Perkins Coie has compiled an updated resource (141 pages) of state data breach notification laws:

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