Governor Vetoes California Data Protection Law
Written by Evan SchumanOctober 14th, 2007
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Saturday vetoed one of the nation's most stringent proposed retail data breach security laws, saying that the bill would have "driven up the costs of compliance, particularly for small businesses."
The proposed California law would have required retailers to protect data in a manner more demanding than current Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) requires. The current version of the bill, Schwarzenegger said, "attempts to legislate in an area where the marketplace has already assigned responsibilities and liabilities that provide for the protection of consumers."
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Is there really an improvement between a mag swipe and contactless tap if multi-factor authentication is required?
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