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Indiana has made a minor amendment to its data breach notification law. Starting July 1, companies who are obligated to notify under the law must do so...
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Indiana has made a minor
amendment to its data breach notification law. Starting
July 1, companies who are obligated to notify under the law must do
so (to affected individuals and the Indiana Attorney General)
without unreasonable delay, but no later than 45
days after discovery of the breach. This changes the current time
frame, which is "without unreasonable delay." Indiana
joins many other states that impose a specific timing requirement,
in particular no later than 45 days after determining there has
been a breach. For example, Alabama, Maryland, Ohio, and Wisconsin
(among several others) all require notice to individuals no later
than 45 days from discovery.
Putting it into
practice:Beginning July 1, 2022, companies
who suffer a breach impacting Indiana residents will want to keep
in mind this notification timing change.
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