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NY Record Freeze Bill Worries Insurers

Insurance trade groups urged New York State legislators yesterday to avoid enacting measures to safeguard against data theft that they said could be ...

By Daniel Hays | Updated on March 18, 2005

Insurance trade groups urged New York State legislators yesterday to avoid enacting measures to safeguard against data theft that they said could be burdensome for both industry and consumers.

Their comments were made to a joint session of two committees drafting legislation that would make New York the 13th state to enact a measure allowing consumers to freeze access to their data. Twenty states are pondering such legislation, according to legislative staff.

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