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David Bender, senior privacy counsel at DLA Piper, reviews a bill recently passed by the California legislature which would render unlawful the storage of payment related data, such as account numbers or PINS, by those who accept credit or debit card payments, and would revise the California data security breach notification statute to make the entity at the source of a data breach liable for the cost of notification and card replacement.
October 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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