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At the start of the 2021-2022 legislative session, the New York state legislature proposed a raft of new regulations related to data privacy which may create challenges for entities doing business in the state. We expect that some or all will pass in some form, as many believe that current laws do not adequately protect individual’s privacy interests and may prevent New York from maintaining its leadership role in national commerce. We are encouraging our clients to prepare now for the passage of at least some of these bills.
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The strategic partnership reduces risk for cloud native tools and enables joint customers to achieve compliance and protect their sensitive data.
New York, NY (PRWEB) - BigID, the leader in data discovery and intelligence for privacy, protection and perspective, today announced a partnership with MongoDB, the leading, modern, general purpose database platform.
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Look for the Biden administration to put health data privacy and security on the front burner next year.
As attorney general for California, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Designate Xavier Becerra developed a track record as a proponent of consumer privacy initiatives. Most recently, his office developed and implemented the regulations for the roll-out of the California Consumer Privacy Act. He also took an active role in new laws addressing privacy and security aspects for direct-to-consumer genetic testing and testing companies.
Be on the lookout for action by the incoming HHS secretary to address the calls by some for stronger consumer privacy and security standards.