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California Legislation Would Require Companies To Specify The Data Exposed In Breaches

A privacy breach notification bill recently passed by the California legislature would expand the state’s existing law for how organizations notify consumers of a data breach. California’s existing data breach law does not specify what the breach notification should include information-wise. The new bill, among other things, requires that the company include the type of personal information exposed in the breach; the date or estimated date of the breach. If a single breach affects more than 500 California residents, the organization must send an electronic copy of the notification.”]

Source: https://www.darkreading.com/attacks-breaches/california-legislation-would-require-companies-to-specify-the-data-exposed-in-breaches

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