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Trade Secrets

03/23/2012 - A New Jersey law (formerly A.B. 921) establishes the protection of trade secrets and establishes penalties for violation of the law. The law is a version of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act, adopted by most U.S. states. (New York, North Carolina, Massachusetts, and Texas are the only states that have yet to adopt a similar law.)
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Economic Espionage

02/28/2012 - A bill (S. 678) that would increase penalties for economic espionage has been approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee. To proceed, the bill must now be taken up by the full Senate.
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Economic Espionage

02/28/2012 - A bill (S. 678) that would increase penalties for economic espionage has been approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee. To proceed, the bill must now be taken up by the full Senate.
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Digital Assassination: Protecting Your Reputation, Brand, or Business Against Online Attacks

02/25/2012 - The book familiarizes readers with terms such as “silent slashes,” “evil clones,” and “jihad by proxy” as the authors describe the “seven swords of digital assassination” that damage entities’ reputations.
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CHART: How Companies Protect Sensitive Information

02/15/2012 - See the steps companies are taking to protect data.
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Trade Secret Protection

10/27/2011 - Nearly every business has trade secrets, and management must have a program for protecting those assets to reduce risk exposure to the enterprise.
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Economic Espionage

09/29/2011 - A bill (S. 678) introduced by Sen. Herb Kohl (D-WI) would increase penalties for economic espionage. The bill would also require that the U.S Sentencing Commission consider a tiered system to address different types of espionage.
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More Than Four Million Hold U.S. Security Clearances

09/28/2011 - According to a report from the Director of National Intelligence, more than one million federal employees hold top secret clearances. The total number of people holding security clearances last year exceeded 4.2 million.
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Intellectual Property

08/30/2011 - A bill (S. 968) introduced by Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), which would allow the attorney general to take action against Internet sites that infringe on intellectual property rights, has been approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The Senate has announced that it will consider the measure.
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When a Data Breach Occurs, Companies Must Be Ready to Step Up

03/08/2011 - Companies don't only have to minimize the possibility of a data breach, they have to be prepared to help customers and clients out when one occurs.
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State Legislation: Massachusetts: Vital Records

02/28/2011 - Massachusetts has approved a new law (formerly H.B. 4910) that addresses the security of vital records in the state. The law empowers state and town clerks to refuse to issue a copy of a vital record if they suspect that the request for the record has been falsely made, altered, forged, counterfeited, or procured through fraud.
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State Legislation: Mississippi: Data Security

01/28/2011 - A new Mississippi law (formerly H.B. 583) requires that companies notify customers of any data security breach (.pdf) if the company reasonably believes that information has been compromised. The bill includes an exception allowing notification to be delayed if it would impede a criminal investigation or harm national security.
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Behind the Numbers

01/25/2011 - Compliance overtakes security concerns as the primary reason for encrypting data. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------  
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