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Will the Federal Trade Commission EVER enforce the 2003 federal law requiring 11 million businesses to combat identity theft? The agency has pushed back the enforcement deadline a fourth time for what is popularly called the Red Flag rule. Full Article at The Orange County Register
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Earlier this week, an IT employee was indicted for stealing the identities of 150 of his coworkers at Bank of New York Mellon, to the tune of 1.1 million bucks. Full Article at Associated Content
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Computerworld - A sweeping new bill that would implement a national standard for data protection and breach notification got a boost of support today from the Senate Judiciary Committee. Full Article at ComputerWorld
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Congress is still considering the Informed P2P User Act, a law that would supposedly make it safer to use peer-to-peer file sharing software, an effort that is similar to banning mosquitoes from sucking blood. It just isn't happening. Full Article at Associated Content
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Call it a case of the old technology world invading and in this case helping the new. Full Article at NetworkWorld
