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Data breaches and the 30 day cure
The California Consumer Privacy Act provides a business a 30-day cure period that consumers must give the business before suing for statutory damages. I’ve had many discussions with other security professionals about how

Reasonable Security in the Law
Many laws require that businesses implement “reasonable security” practices and procedures or reasonable security safeguards.   Some of these include GLBA, HIPAA, CCPA and the NY SHIELD Act.  To many the definition of reasonable security is

Comparison of GDPR, CCPA, CPRA and PEPIDA

Comparing privacy laws can be challenging

Some US companies need to comply with GDPR.   Others need to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act, CCPA. If the California CPRA ballot initiative passes in

New Restrictions for GDPR data in the US
Disclaimer: We specialize in operationalizing data security and privacy requirements and work closely with security and privacy attorneys, but we are not attorneys.
The European Court of Justice ruled yesterday that Privacy

Privacy does not have to be complicated. But board members have a fiduciary duty for their organization’s data security and privacy compliance.   Many organizations create significant financial and reputational risk for themselves through decisions on governance, cultural change and adoption