Anatomy of an NYDFS Enforcement Action for Violating New York's Cybersecurity Regulation
Cybersecurity and data privacy's arc is at its three-quarter turn, having gone from a pure IT issue only five years ago to the inclusion of legal with the passage of constantly evolving state regulatory laws and now the forecasted extension of those laws—enforcement. The final turn will be the passage of a uniform federal law to tie this current patchwork together.
November 10, 2021 at 02:45 PM
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CybersecurityCybersecurity breaches are getting a lot of attention nationally, not only for its design and simplicity in execution but also for the astonishing ease at which it disrupts everyday systems. No longer just idle talk among a handful of states who have already passed privacy laws, or whispers in Congress of a uniform federal regulation, cybersecurity and data privacy thinkers and collaborators are rising to meet the moment. It is often overwhelming to think that protecting our proprietary information and wrestling back our private data will be one of the greater generational challenges going into the latter parts of this century.
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