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USA October 12 2013

The granddaddy of data breach notification laws just gave its original offspring longer arms. Governor Jerry Brown of California has signed into law two bills that expand the state’s notification law. One (S.B. 46) significantly broadens the scope of covered personal information to include a user name or email address when acquired in combination with a password or security question and answer that permit access to any online account. The other (A.B. 1149) extends the notification requirements to local government agencies. As with California’s original notification law, it seems likely that other states will begin to follow suit by expanding the coverage of their own laws.

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