Administrative/Regulatory
Nov. 7, 2014
With privacy policies, do what you say
Privacy statements and written response protocols have become one of the yardsticks by which the FTC measures "deceptive" online practices and the reasonableness of data security.
Hsiao C. Mao
Troutman Sanders LLP
580 California Street
San Francisco , CA 94104
Email: mark.mao@troutmansanders.com
UC Berkeley SOL; Berkeley CA
High profile data breaches are appearing in newspaper headlines at increasing rates. Although many businesses have focused their attention on preventing cyberattacks through stronger technical safeguards, the recent enforcement actions of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission teach us that tighter administrative controls should not be ignored.
Carefully drafted privacy statements and written response protocols are just as important because they have become one of the yardsticks by wh...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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