Privacy and Information Security: What Every New Business Needs to Know
Data breaches have become much more commonplace over the last decade and
the information being sought by the intruders is often as mundane as
personal identifying information, commonly kept in many corporate databases
and paper records that can be easily used for lucrative identity theft.
Perhaps even more disturbing, many, if not most, data security breach
incidents result not from deliberate intrusion but from carelessness, such
as lost or stolen laptops and portable drives, files sent to the wrong
e-mail address or mistakenly exposed to public access on the internet, or
paper records simply dumped in the garbage where any passer-by can pluck
them out. In response, state and federal lawmakers and various government
regulatory agencies have woven an evolving, and sometimes contradictory web
of laws, rules and regulations meant to protect the privacy and security of
many types of personal information, from consumer financial and medical
data to student records.

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