Commonwealths Coalesce on Confronting Biometrics
With data breaches drawing national headlines, the commonwealths of Pennsylvania and Virginia have turned their attention to passing consumer privacy laws that stand to significantly impact legal risk profiles for businesses using biometric data.
May 12, 2021 at 01:32 PM
8 minute read
PrivacyIn today's digital world, data breaches may seem as common as Zoom calls. During April alone, the Houston Rockets basketball team was targeted by a sophisticated ransomware attack; ParkMobile (a popular mobile app that allows users to pay for parking spots from their phone) suffered a data breach that led to users' information being listed for sale on a crime forum; and the personal details of 533 million Facebook users were discovered in a hacking forum.
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