The Status of Data Breach Notification Laws in the United States
May 16, 2014
Summary: “In today's environment, it's not a matter of if a data breach will occur, but when it will occur, and how well you respond. Do everything you can to prevent data breaches, but also fully plan out how you will respond if you are breached. Today's media and business environment demands that two-pronged approach,” advises Brian Lapidus, Chief Operating Officer of Kroll Fraud Solutions. The warning is clear: companies wanting to protect their money and their credit need to have a data breach response plan in place before it becomes necessary. As they say, “a good offense is a good defense.”
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