PRIVACY[Purpose] Cyberspace technology has become an unavoidable forum for communications, connections, and transactions. This phenomenon, however, led to cybercrimes and hi -tech crimes such as data leaking, stealing, blackmailing, digital fraud, bullying and hacking, and all this...
While the FTC uses its authority to issue regulations, enforce privacy laws, and take enforcement actions to protect consumers. For example, the FTC might take impose action against organizations that: Fail to implement and maintain reasonable data security measures Fail to abide by any applicable ...
The responsibilities related to obtaining, processing, managing, using, sharing, and safeguarding data are becoming ever more complex. New laws continue to pop up locally, regionally, and nationally in efforts to protect individual privacy.
Online privacy Key contacts There is not a single comprehensive data protection law in the People's Republic of China (PRC). Instead, rules relating to personal information protection and data security are part of a complex framework and are found across various laws and regulations. That said...
Privacy laws protect lucky few as millions lose in data breachesKARLIN LILLINGTON
Many of the U.S.'s data privacy laws share common requirements for compliance, but not always. Our U.S. Data Privacy Laws Survival Guide compiles all the information you need to know to tailor your privacy program for compliance with the laws that matter most to your organization. Downloa...
Australia regulates data privacy through a mix of territorial, federal, and state laws. The main law that governs the continent is the Australian Federal Privacy Act 1988 (also known as the Privacy Act). The Privacy Act was introduced as a way to better manage and protect the privacy of ...
Your personal information is “sold” when it is provided with a third party for monetary or other valuable consideration for a purpose that is not a “business purpose” as set forth in the CCPA or other U.S. state data privacy laws. Please note a “sale” does not include when we ...
combining with one headquartered in another state, or another type (like commercial banks and investment firms), respectively. Any merger would result in an incredible amount of sensitive nonpublic personal information (NPI), and the GLBA attempts to protect that dragon’s hoard of desirable ...
"With the basic framework for privacy protection already put in place, laws on data security and information protection are likely to be passed in the next one or two years, which will enhance the legal basis for market operations and further unleash the vitality of internet players," Li said...