We need a law mandating the company pays at least $1k per exposed record per customer or absolutely nothing will change. The current cost of “here’s a years worth of credit monitoring” doesn’t even amount to a slap on the wrist.
We need a law mandating the company pays at least $1k per exposed record per customer or absolutely nothing will change. The current cost of “here’s a years worth of credit monitoring” doesn’t even amount to a slap on the wrist.
That won't change a single thing, except for shell-company shenanigans, more frequent bankruptcy proceedings, and the same people coming back trading under a new name and logo. A law sending people to prison may actually change things.
The absolutely only consequence of laws that criminalise mistakes in handling of PII is to force everyone to externalise auth to the likes of Auth0. And you can bet your ass that if this ever happens, the likes of Auth0 will lobby like hell to never ever repeal or update those laws, being a vast corrupt funnel of business to them.
Congrats, you've created a new Inuit.
it's the only decent development from those data protection laws that usually do anything but protect data, but credit where it's due