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Last listing added: 07/24/10
SB1386
SB 1386 is an existing law that regulates the maintenance and dissemination of personal information by state agencies, as defined, and requires each agency to keep an accurate account of disclosures made pursuant to specified provisions.
California SB 1386 & AB 1950: Implementing Effective Encryption Protection SB 1386 and AB 1950 are having a significant impact on the way an enterprise protects its electronic data due to the potentially severe penalties that can be inflicted by class-action lawsuits and other potential penalties that may be levied against the organization for negligence in exercising an adequate standard of care. Differing interpretations in the media of the intent and effects of SB 1386 indicate that significant confusion exists regarding the role of encryption in excusing liability for safeguarding personal information.
SB 1386: California's Required Notification Law The law requires persons and businesses that conduct business in California to notify California residents of security breaches which result in an unauthorized disclosure of certain types of personal information.
California S.B. 1386 Whitepaper This personal information privacy law requires any organization (state agency, person or business) conducting business in California and processing personal information for California residents to disclose any information security breach to California residents whose unencrypted personal information was obtained by an unauthorized person.
SB 1386 Bill This bill requires a business or a State agency that maintains computerized data that includes specified personal information to disclose any breach of the security of that data to any California resident whose unencrypted personal information was, or is reasonably believed to have been,acquired by an unauthorized person. By giving consumers such notice, the bill gives them the opportunity to take proactive steps to ensure that they do not become victims of identity theft.