Lisa Lifshitz reviews the recently unveiled Canadian Security Breach Regulations in the American Bar Association's Business Law Today
Overview
The Government of Canada (Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada) recently released the long-awaited proposed Breach of Security Safeguards Regulations, which outline the obligations for breach reporting and notification under Canada’s federal private sector privacy law. Under the regulations, an organization is required under certain circumstances to notify affected individuals, any other relevant organization or government institution and the Privacy Commissioner of Canada in a specified manner. Affected U.S. businesses should review their current practices and consider establishing the safeguards set forth in the proposed regulations to avoid monetary penalties.
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Chair of Torkin Manes' Technology and Privacy & Data Management Groups, Lisa practises exclusively in the areas of technology, privacy and cybersecurity law.
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