Data Security Breaches No Longer 'Dirty Secret' Says White & Case Lawyer: "Data Security Breaches No Longer 'Dirty Secret' Says White & Case Lawyer
NEW YORK, April 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Today's announcement of a massive theft of personal data from the LexisNexis computer systems, and other similar recent announcements, may suggest that computer security breaches are on the rise. But in reality, it is new data privacy laws in California that have begun forcing companies to disclose and respond to breaches that previously would have not been made public, says a noted privacy lawyer with White & Case."
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