Sentence examples for breach laws from inspiring English sources

The federal government published on Thursday an exposure draft of mandatory data breach laws that would compel Australian companies – and in some circumstances overseas companies they pass data on to – to notify customers in the event their personal data has been exposed.

Warner blamed much of the inaction to the patchwork of data breach laws that vary by state.

Ponemon's study may show how data breach laws protect consumers less directly over time: By increasing the publicity around incidents, they hold the companies more accountable for their security failures.

Ad-blocking firm Eyeo, whose Adblock Plus is one of the most used ad blockers on the web, recently won its court battle with the publisher when a German court ruled that the web browser extension didn't breach laws on competition, copyright or market dominance, according to a report from Reuters.

Such measures are welcome if they provide a baseline for states that don't already have data breach laws (currently 48 out of 50 states do have laws on the books), but would be intrusive if they pre-empt state laws, since many states have stronger laws than the current proposed draft.

The security breach, law enforcement officials told the Times, "did not appear to be sophisticated".

"We definitely need a breach law.

Almost all American states now have data-breach laws that require firms to reveal any loss of sensitive customer information.

The report also said that interrogators could justify breaching laws or treaties by invoking the doctrine of necessity.

According to attorney Carrie Goldberg of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, states follow varying consumer-data-breach laws.

The withdrawal of her immunity follows a French inquiry into whether the tweets breached laws prohibiting the distribution of violent images, or those inciting terrorism.