If the consequences remain for the consumer, then they shouldn't have to pay for protecting their information.
Madeleine Dean: “If the consequences remain for the consumer, then they shouldn't have to pay for protecting their information.”
On the recordFebruary 25, 2019
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Dean emphasizes that consumers should not bear costs for protecting their data post-breach.
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