#customer-privacy

#customer-privacy

23andMe has filed for bankruptcy, raising concerns about user data protection amid financial struggles.

Sonos clarified the removal of a privacy statement to comply with individual state privacy laws without compromising customer data protection.

Rep. Spanberger is seeking details from AT&T CEO regarding a data breach involving nearly all customers' phone numbers, with potential national security implications.

Ticketmaster alerted customers about a data breach affecting personal information and encrypted credit cards.

The breach occurred between April 2 and May 18, impacting more than 500 million customers' data.

Ticketmaster emphasized taking data protection seriously, working with relevant authorities and ensuring accounts remain secure.

23andMe settles $30M class action lawsuit over data breach affecting 6.9 million customers, providing compensation and security monitoring.

AT&T to pay $13 million settlement for customer data breach affecting 8.9 million customers, following FCC investigation of inadequate security practices.

Third party suppliers pose a significant risk to customer privacy protection, necessitating organizations to ensure privacy obligations are fulfilled in contracts and due diligence.

MyGiftCardSupply exposed sensitive customer documents online due to inadequate security measures, raising significant privacy concerns and highlighting the importance of data protection compliance.

Marriott will pay $52 million for data breaches affecting 334 million customers and must implement improved security measures.

The FCC reached a $16 million settlement with Tracfone Wireless over data breaches and directed a focus on securing application programming interfaces (APIs) to protect customer information.