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Michigan January 3, 2007
LANSING - Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today signed legislation that
requires Michigan residents be notified if the security of a database
containing their personal information is breached. The legislation
…(Public Act 566) requires that individuals and government agencies
notify consumers when a security breach puts personal information,
including social security numbers, drivers license numbers, and
financial information, at risk. Failure to properly notify
consumers of a security breach can result in a fine of up to $750,000.
From State of Michigan Web Site click here for details
Is your business in compliance with this and other laws and
rules issued by legislation or agencies to protect your customers or
clients personal information?
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