New Jersey Bolsters Cybersecurity Incident Reporting Requirements
Day Pitney Data Privacy, Protection and Litigation practice group co-chair William Roberts and Associate Johanna Lerner authored an article titled, "New Jersey Bolsters Cybersecurity Incident Reporting Requirements," for the New Jersey Law Journal's Cybersecurity Special Section. The article discusses how a new New Jersey law (Assembly Bill N. 493) seeks to address the persistent threat posed by cybercriminals to the information systems and records of public agencies.
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