New York Tightens the Breach Clock: 30 Days to Notify
Organizations handling New Yorkers’ data now face one of the country’s shortest breach notification deadlines. Morrison Foerster attorneys Melissa Crespo and Reiley Porter break down the state’s recent amendments that impose a 30-day notification requirement and expand protected information categories to include medical and health insurance data.
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