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5/17/2006
Feds Debating New Data Breach Disclosure Law
Feds Debating New Data Breach Disclosure Law
The Cyber-Security Enhancement and Consumer Data Protection Act of 2006 would require disclosures on breaches involving more than 10,000 names or illegal/inadvertent access of any government database.
No word on whether the recent disclosures of comprehensive NSA phone record tracking have any bearing on this...
See the bill details here.
-- MDT
No word on whether the recent disclosures of comprehensive NSA phone record tracking have any bearing on this...
See the bill details here.
-- MDT
Labels: data breech, database
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