New York's governor will propose tougher measures to combat cyber-crime in his State of the State addresses starting Jan. 9, including graduated penalties for computer tampering crimes and identity thefts.
January 06, 2017 at 06:04 PM
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ALBANY – Gov. Andrew Cuomo said his 2017 State of the State addresses starting Jan. 9 will feature proposals to better protect New Yorkers against cyberattacks, including forming a “response team” when confidential information from state and local governments is breached.
Cuomo said Jan. 6 that New York faces an “ever-increasing threat” from cybercriminals out to violate the privacy or financial well-being of its residents.
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