Perspective
Dec. 21, 2013
Unsettled cybersecurity laws puzzle companies
While the law may be unsettled, it is clear that companies cannot take an ostrich approach to data security issues. By Todd C. Toral and Kathleen S. Kizer
Personal data collection and dissemination, data security, and data breaches are frequently in the news, and companies in every sector of the U.S. economy are grappling with the myriad risks concerning electronic data by allocating ever greater resources to address the issues. For example, cyberattacks on banks have become so pervasive, the Wall Street Journal recently reported, they "pose as grave a threat to the finan...
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