The massive security breach that compromised the information of tens of millions of Target shoppers has spawned lawsuits around the country and legislation aimed at protecting consumers from similar catastrophes.
In New Jersey, the law already requires businesses that operate in the state to disclose to residents who were or might have been affected when the security of computerized records containing their personal information is breached.
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