Congress Considers Legislation to Alert Users of Personal Data Breaches

The government is once again pondering a law that would force businesses to disclose potential breaches of secure personal information. We say--it's about time!

March 25, 2005

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You go, Senator! If we must label it a national security problem to get some action on privacy protection, label away. In fact, stealing personal information that can be used for identity theft is a national security problem. But it's sad that legislators need prodding to recognize that consumers, not businesses or governments, own personal information.

Message to Congress: Give consumers a legal right to the privacy of any stored data about them. If you do that, we'll see some very secure databases soon.

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