Administrative/Regulatory
Jul. 10, 2012
National data breach notification: federal preeminence or Texan governance?
The FTC has been flexing its muscles recently to ensure the public that it's working to protect private consumer information. By Raymond O. Aghaian of McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has recently undertaken a major effort to flex its muscles and convey to the public that they are working to protect consumers' private information by bringing civil actions against companies for failing to maintain reasonable data cybersecurity standards. On June 26, the FTC filed a complaint against Wyndham Hotels for failing to adequately protect against three cyber breaches over the course of 21 mont...
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