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Connecticut has joined California, Virginia, Colorado, and Utah in enacting comprehensive data privacy legislation, with a signature from Governor Lamont this week on the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (“CTDPA”). Meanwhile, the text of Virginia’s privacy law was amended and finalized, and the California Privacy Protection Agency (“CPPA”) held pre-rulemaking stakeholder sessions about topics related to automated decision-making, consumers’ rights, business’ concerns, and cybersecurity, among others. Companies should account for these changes as they develop and refine their privacy compliance programs.

https://www.gibsondunn.com/us-privacy-law-update-connecticut-enacts-comprehensive-privacy-law-as-other-states-laws-continue-to-develop/
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U.S. Privacy Law Update: Connecticut Enacts Comprehensive Privacy Law as Other States’ Laws Continue to Develop Connecticut has joined California, Virginia, Colorado, and Utah in enacting comprehensive data privacy legislation, with a signature from Governor Lamont this week on the Connecticut Data Privacy Act.

Organizations in India face a six-hour data breach reporting deadline, following the introduction of new rules by the country’s computer emergency response team, CERT-In.

The new rules will apply to critical parts of India’s network and IT infrastructure, including service providers, data centers, government organizations, and corporations.

The reporting window is much shorter than those in other large economies: in the EU, the GDPR mandates that breaches are reported within 72 hours. Incidents can be reported by phone, fax or email.

Organizations covered by the rule must keep logs for 180 days after an incident.

https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/india-to-introduce-six-hour-data-breach-notification-rule
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India to introduce six-hour data breach notification rule Reporting window is 66 hours shorter than that stipulated under the EU’s GDPR

Internet shopping is booming! US American ecommerce grew 50.5% from 2019 to 2020, and 14.2% in 2021 according to DigitalCommerce360. Ecommerce isn’t just for giants like Amazon and Walmart. Smaller online retailers have taken notice of the rising tide, especially in attempt to keep their businesses afloat during pandemic lockdowns.

These smaller enterprises are making use of advancing logistic technologies making selling and shipping much more efficient.

With most US Americans carrying internet-accessible smartphones nearly 24/7, the prospects of consumers being able to buy whatever they want at the push of a button is clearly an extremely lucrative one for ecommerce sites. The speed at which all of this has happened has led to frightening gaps in the effectiveness of age and customer verification scattered about the vastness of ecommerce.

https://konfirmi.com/blog/online-age-verification-inconsistencies/
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Addressing Inconsistencies in Online Age-Verification Ecommerce is booming & smart enterprises are making use of advanced logistic technologies that make selling and shipping much more efficient.