When the Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 603A (Nevada Privacy Law) was first proposed, it only required businesses to notify consumers in the event of a data breach. Since then, the law has been expanded and amended on several occasions. Today, the law grants resident consumers various privacy rights and requires operators and data brokers to adhere to strict data protection regulations.

Any organization or agency that receives federal tax information (FTI) is now required to prove that their data protection policies meet IRS 1075 compliance standards. That means federal, state, county and local entities – as well as the contractors they employ – all fall within this scope.

On July 7, 2021, Colorado became the third U.S. state to establish regional data privacy legislation. Colorado included the legislation in Senate Bill 21-190, which was signed into action by Governor Polis. The Colorado Privacy Act (CPA), also called the Colorado Privacy Law, became effective on July 1, 2023.

Have you or someone you know been a victim of a breach of your privacy? Would you know if you did? The majority of people tend not to worry about breaches in their privacy until it’s too late. By this point, your confidential information may already be in the wrong hands. Not to worry, though; this article will equip you with the tools to construct your own personal shield, which will defend you against the possible ways in which your data may be used to directly cause you or your business harm.

archTIS is pleased to announce we have partnered with Janusnet, a global leader in data classification, to offer robust classification and dynamic data protection for joint Defence and industry customers looking to implement data-centric zero trust security to protect sensitive information.

The protection of sensitive information is critical for any organization, especially when it involves national defense. The effort is not only for protecting the information but also ensuring that the organization meets regulatory compliance and policies. The US government’s efforts to break down information silos and improve sharing of data have led to an increase in the number and diversity of people accessing and working with CUI.