Administrative/Regulatory
Mar. 22, 2016
More federal agencies enforcing privacy regulations, creating a crowded field
The avenues through which companies can be penalized for inadequate cybersecurity or privacy protections for users are expanding rapidly as more regulatory agencies wade into the fray.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The avenues through which companies can be penalized for inadequate cybersecurity or privacy protections for users are expanding rapidly as more regulatory agencies wade into the fray.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau entered into its first data security settlement with online money transfer company Dwolla Inc. earlier this month. The Federal Communications Commission followed up with ...
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