Ariyana Dewitz
February 03, 2025 | New York Law Journal
NYAG’s Enforcement of Mandated Cybersecurity Safeguards Sends Expensive Shock Waves through Varying IndustriesThe New York Office of Attorney General is holding organizations accountable for the failure to implement mandated cybersecurity safeguards, resulting in the loss of personal and private information. In 2024, the AG entered into several settlement agreements totaling approximately $70 million dollars. In this article, Jessica Copeland and Ariyana DeWitz of Bond, Schoeneck & King discuss a few notable settlements.
By Jessica Copeland and Ariyana DeWitz
9 minute read
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