Equifax Inc.’s headquarters in Atlanta. Photo credit: John Disney/ALM
State officials in New York announced their part in the global settlement Monday after court papers were filed on the agreement in Atlanta.
July 22, 2019 at 10:38 AM
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Equifax has agreed to pay $19.1 million in fines to New York state officials as part of a broader $1.4 billion settlement to resolve what’s been considered one of the largest digital breaches of personal data in history.
State officials in New York announced their part in the global settlement Monday after court papers were filed on the agreement in Atlanta.
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