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Is Texas the New Federal Government? Nationwide Breach Notification Law Signed by Governor Perry Suggests So

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Dissent

Jake Sommer writes: Texas has never been known as a state that loves to regulate and its current governor has made a name for himself by being staunchly anti-regulation, but its recent Texas Security Breach Bill (HB 300), contains a sneaky provision that turns the Texas Attorney General into one of the nation’s most powerful…

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Illinois Amends Breach Notice Law to Specify Notice Content, Cooperation

Posted on August 24, 2011 by Dissent

Brendon Tavelli writes: On August 22, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed House Bill 3025 into law. In doing so, he aligned Illinois with a small group of states responding to increased concern about privacy and information security by retooling their existing information security breach notification frameworks. HB3025, in particular, amends the state’s breach notification law to specify…

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We have a right to information on data security breaches

Posted on June 9, 2011 by Dissent

David Lazarus writes: Sam Greyson was surprised to receive a new credit card the other day from Bank of America. He was also surprised to learn that the bank had changed his account number because of a security breach involving another business. But the thing that surprised Greyson most was that when he called BofA…

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California and Massachusetts Legislatures Push Data Breach and Security Bills

Posted on May 4, 2011 by Dissent

Jason C. Gavejian writes: In distinct efforts to strengthen data security requirements, the California and Massachusetts legislatures recently passed bills affecting data breach notification requirements and data security notification, respectively. On April 14, 2011, the California senate approved S.B. 24, requiring California businesses and agencies to notify the state attorney general if more than 500 California…

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States Attempt to Address Privacy Risks Associated with Digital Copiers and Electronic Waste

Posted on April 3, 2011 by Dissent

On April 1, 2011, a New York law went in effect requiring retailers of certain electronic equipment to institute electronic waste collection programs and to provide information to consumers on how to “destroy all data on any electronic waste, either through physical destruction of the hard drive or through data wiping.”  Manufacturers of devices that have…

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Hawaii Considers Amendments To Data Breach Notification Law

Posted on February 11, 2011 by Dissent

Libbie Canter writes: Hawaii legislators have introduced several bills to amend the state’s data breach notice law.  Two of these legislative measures would eliminate the “risk of harm” trigger for breach notification in Hawaii.  Currently, notice to Hawaii consumers is required only “where illegal use of the [breached] personal information has occurred, or is reasonably…

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