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Maryland passed two companion bills amending state Personal Information Protection Act. Bills modify data breach notification requirements, scope of businesses subject to data security requirements. Key changes are summarized below, will go into effect October 1.
The Report provides an overview of the French Data Protection Authority CNIL’s enforcement activities in 2021, and notably shows a significant increase in the CNIL’s activity.
Over the last several months, a minority of states amended data breach notification statutes to impose notice requirements on state entities, broaden existing definitions, increase reporting content requirements, regulate the insurance and tax industries, and more.
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