Here's to you, New York...
(Posted by cwalsh)
From New York's Information Security Breach and Notification Act:
7. (A) IN THE EVENT THAT ANY NEW YORK RESIDENTS ARE TO BE NOTIFIED AT ONE TIME, THE PERSON OR BUSINESS SHALL NOTIFY THE STATE ATTORNEY GENER- AL, THE CONSUMER PROTECTION BOARD, AND THE STATE OFFICE OF CYBER SECURI- TY AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE COORDINATION AS TO THE TIMING, CONTENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE NOTICES AND APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF AFFECTED PERSONS. SUCH NOTICE SHALL BE MADE WITHOUT DELAYING NOTICE TO AFFECTED NEW YORK RESIDENTS.(bold mine, caps in original)
Would that every state's breach disclosure law had such a central reporting requirement. As Emil Faber memorably put it, "Knowledge is good".
Bookmark this post: Posted by cwalsh on October 19, 2005 at 9:25 PM
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