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Data Protection Report
JANUARY 18, 2024
On January 3, 2024, the New York Department of Financial Services announced a consent order with GGT, where GGT agreed to pay NYDFS $8 million and to surrender its BitLicense (for cryptocurrency trading), due to alleged violations of NYDFS’ cybersecurity and its virtual currency regulations.
Data Protection Report
DECEMBER 23, 2019
the Federal Trade Commission has long recommended that companies properly and promptly dispose of personal information once it is no longer necessary to retain it for legal or business reasons. A policy or standard needs to be set, which is then explained by training and is measured. In the U.S., Data is not just a risk.
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Data Protection Report
DECEMBER 23, 2019
the Federal Trade Commission has long recommended that companies properly and promptly dispose of personal information once it is no longer necessary to retain it for legal or business reasons. A policy or standard needs to be set, which is then explained by training and is measured. In the U.S., Data is not just a risk.
ARMA International
DECEMBER 26, 2019
Government topped the list of vertical industries at 23%. in 2017), with the remainder reporting into senior administrative roles, compliance, corporate services, or finance teams. in 2017), with the remainder reporting into senior administrative roles, compliance, corporate services, or finance teams.
Data Protection Report
JANUARY 6, 2020
the Federal Trade Commission has long recommended that companies properly and promptly dispose of personal information once it is no longer necessary for legal or business reasons. In the U.S., This would include the major tech giants but there is also appetite to include more “hidden” players in the digital ecosystem, such as data brokers.
Data Protection Report
JANUARY 6, 2020
the Federal Trade Commission has long recommended that companies properly and promptly dispose of personal information once it is no longer necessary for legal or business reasons. In the U.S., This would include the major tech giants but there is also appetite to include more “hidden” players in the digital ecosystem, such as data brokers.
eDiscovery Daily
OCTOBER 21, 2019
Join us to hear examples of failures by a major medical center, a major financial institution, a large federal government agency, and a noted presidential advisor. From law firm, to corporation, to service provider, to government, and beyond. This panel will explore the tough questions… How on earth did we get here?
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