Destroy Securely: Delaware Adopts New Data Destruction Law | HL Chronicle
of Data Protection
Under the new law, commercial entities are required to destroy securely any
data that contains personal identifying information.  When a commercial
entity no longer wishes to retain personal identifying information in its
custody, the new law will require that it destroy the information using a
method that makes it “entirely unreadable or indecipherable through any
means…,” including shredding or erasing the information.  The law generally
is designed to promote the security and confidentiality of a consumer’s
information, protect against threats or hazards to that security, and
protect against unauthorized access or use of the information.
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http://www.hldataprotection.com/2014/08/articles/consumer-privacy/delaware-adopts-data-destruction-law/
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