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Information Security Obligations

This article outlines the requirements for providing notification of a security breach under state security breach notification laws by any company and the factors that a public company needs to take into account regarding whether to disclose a security breach under federal securities law.

18 minute read March 27, 2007 at 11:16 AM
By
Melissa J. Krasnow
Information Security Obligations

Part One of this series addressed security procedures and practices, and document destruction. This month's installment addresses security breach notification.

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