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New York Attorney General Proposes Overhaul Of State Data Security Law
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On January 15, 2015, the New York Attorney General announced that he would propose legislation to
update New York's protection of personal data. The Attorney
General called for modifications to the definition of personal
information, a requirement that entities implement more robust
safeguards, and incentives to encourage companies to adopt
heightened forms of data security by creating a safe harbor to
eliminate liability.
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