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The liability difference between intentionally using health data illegally and being susceptible to a cyperbreach is not comparable. Can you find an example of
by justrealist 3y ago
The liability difference between intentionally using health data illegally and being susceptible to a cyperbreach is not comparable.
Can you find an example of a credit reporting company lying about what data went into their credit scores? That's the comparable violation.
- pphysch 3y agoCredit scores, unlike healthcare plans, are not for consumers, they are for creditors. Consumer loans are the real analogy you are looking for. The domain of private financial & life info they have direct legal access to is pretty absurd. Many creditors will additionally ensure a background check of their customer prior to finalizing a loan. What "private" data remains sacred at this point? Why do we have regulations like ECOA in the first place? Because of many such abuses.