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The proposed New York Data Accountability and Transparency Act, along with last year's SHIELD Act, means that the state may soon have comprehensive privacy laws that rival California's, and all businesses with New York customers should take several important compliance steps to prepare, say attorneys at Gibson Dunn.

Maria Vullo I asked that question of Maria Vullo, former New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) superintendent, at Compliance Week’s inaugural cyber-security and data privacy event last month. “I’d say training,” said Vullo, who helmed the agency when it created comprehensive cyber-security regulations. “Businesses need to do more to make sure their employees and business partners know what to do when they see anything suspicious, what not to click into and share, ho...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The COVID-19 outbreak has forced much of the world to shelter in place. As a result, the things we used to leave our homes to do—work, go to school, gather with friends and family, exercise, dine out, and even grocery shop—we are now doing from home, via internet-connected devices and services. On the one hand, it is remarkable to consider the sheer volume and convenience of the connected...