Administrative/Regulatory
Jan. 17, 2014
In the event of a data security breach...
The Target data breach should be a wake-up call to California businesses to pay attention to California's security breach laws. By Jason E. Fellner and Allen Kuo
In today's digital age, which is largely driven by information computerization and the Internet, companies and consumers alike are faced with the growing reality of cyber crime and information security breaches. In the wake of the recent data hack at U.S. Target stores, as many as 110 million credit- and debit-card customers may have been exposed to potential fraud. Despite Target's efforts to navigate and comply with Cal...
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