On the recordMay 14, 2014
Companies today have little incentive to disclose their role or knowledge of a security event, leaving consumers vulnerable and unprotected for potentially months or years.
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congress.govCarl Levin: “Companies today have little incentive to disclose their role or knowledge of a security event, leaving consumers…”
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Levin highlights the lack of incentive for companies to disclose security breaches.
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