· Increasing criminal penalties for identity theft involving electronic personal data and making it a crime to intentionally or willfully conceal a security breach involving personal data;
· Giving individuals access to, and the opportunity to correct, any personal information held by commercial data brokers;
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· Requiring entities that maintain personal data to establish internal policies that protect the personal data of Americans; 数据挖掘交友
· Requiring entities that maintain personal data to give notice to individuals and law enforcement when they experience a breach involving sensitive personal data; and 数据挖掘交友
· Requiring the government to establish rules protecting privacy and security when it uses information from commercial data brokers, to conduct audits of government contracts with data brokers and impose penalties on government contractors that fail to meet data privacy and security requirements.
Sen. Leahy, who has testified before congressional committees on this bill and the need for stronger privacy protections, has marked privacy issues as a high priority agenda item for the Judiciary Committee in the 110th Congress. 数据挖掘实验室
The committee’s first hearing this session was on the use of government databanks and data mining, and the need for stronger congressional oversight of that technology in order to strike a proper balance between Americans’ privacy and their security. 数据挖掘交友
Meanwhile, in the House, Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) reintroduced his Cybersecurity Enhancement and Consumer Data Protection Act as part of a package of bills marketed as "America's Law and Order Agenda." 数据挖掘实验室
The bill would make it a crime, punishable by fines or up to five years in prison, to withhold information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Secret Service about a "major security breach." 数据挖掘工具
In addition, the proposal would also require any stewards of information that experienced a breach to notify those investigative agencies within 14 days of discovering it and before telling any consumers about the incident. Failure to meet those requirements would result in fines of up to $50,000 a day.
