Louisiana Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Security Law

Doin' business in the Bayou state? Review information here to get a handle on Louisiana Cybersecurity Privacy & Data Security Laws. Insurance Data Security Law (IDSL) The Insurance Data Security Law (IDSL). Act 283 (HB 614) of the 2020 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature, established the standards applicable to...

Alabama Data Breach Law

Alabama Data Security & Cyber Regulations are in place, and must be observed and practiced by businesses operating there. This is a summary of those regulations, and who must be complaint. Insurance Agency Regulations: Alabama Data Security & Cyber Regulations require insurance licensees to abide by the following laws; Alabama...

South Dakota Cybersecurity Law

South Dakota Cybersecurity Laws South Dakota’s Senate Bill 62  represents South Dakota Cybersecurity Laws and forms the basis of further maturity in this area. The South Dakota Data Breach Notification Law was enacted in 2018 The law requires entities that conduct business in South Dakota owning or license computerized personal...

Tennessee Data Breach Law

 What Are Tennessee's Breach Laws? Tennessee Cyber & Data Security Laws, as well as Cybersecurity Data Breach Laws apply to businesses of different types, with various exemptions available. The two main sections discussed here cover the Insurance Data Security Law and the rules that govern a breach. Tennessee Insurance Data...

Florida Data Breach Laws

Regulations and Fines In Florida, any business that experiences a data breach must investigate the likelihood that personal information will be misused. Businesses are legally required to notify affected Florida residents by mail or email within 30 days of the breach. If the security breach affects more than 500,000 people, or the cost of...

Data Breach Requirements in Georgia

Georgia: State Laws In the state of Georgia, any business that suffers a data breach involving personally identifiable information must notify affected Georgia residents as soon as possible through mail, telephone, or electronic means. If the security breach affects more than 100,000 people, or the cost of notification exceeds $50,000, other means of...