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Access Deep Analysis of State Privacy Laws and Regulations With Domestic Privacy Profiles
Monitor the latest developments stateside with Bloomberg Law’s growing collection of Domestic Profiles, which parse state laws and regulations by data type and sector and offer a local practitioner’s perspective on the regulatory climate in each state.
Download the New York Domestic Privacy Profile to get a detailed view of state laws and regulations by data type and sector. Domestic privacy profiles on Bloomberg Law® offer a local practitioner’s perspective on the regulatory climate in each state they cover.
Craig A. Newman, a partner with Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP in New York, provided expert review of the New York Profile and wrote the Risk Environment section, with the assistance of George S. Soussou, an associate at the firm.
Download the New York Domestic Privacy Profile to get a detailed analysis of the state's privacy law, including:
- Personal data protection provisions in the state, including who is covered, what is covered, and who must comply. Get detailed analysis of laws that govern these provisions, including The Information Security Breach and Notification Act (Breach Statute), The Personal Privacy Protection Law and more.
- How different types of data must be handled according to state law – including circumstances for disclosure of personal information by state agencies.
- Requirements for types of data from biometric data, consumer data, credit card data, criminal records, motor vehicle data, social media accounts, health data, social security information, information about minors and more.
- Sector-specific provisions that apply to unique industries and areas, including advertising and marketing, education, electronic commerce, health care, education, HR and employment and more.
- Criminal liability under the New York Code and civil penalties and fines.
- Details of the sweeping privacy and data security regulatory initiative launched in early 2017 by the state's powerful banking and insurance regulator, the Department of Financial Services (DFS), that requires an annual certification which requires a senior corporate officer or board member to attest to an organization's compliance with the regulation.
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