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That's not the legal obligation you should care about. Under CISPA, there's no longer any legal obligation to protect your information. There is full immunity
by lawnchair_larry 14y ago
That's not the legal obligation you should care about.
Under CISPA, there's no longer any legal obligation to protect your information. There is full immunity for not doing so.
- tptacek 14y agoThere is immunity for sharing information "in good faith" under CISPA. CISPA is not a blanket authorization to share data. If an ISP suffers a breach and coughs up huge amounts of PII that they handled negligently, they are absolutely still liable after CISPA becomes a law.
- straight_talk 14y agoKeep dreaming ...
- lawnchair_larry 14y agoI did mean within the context of security and handing it over to authorities without due process, but it can easily extend to contradict your proposed scenario. If they claim that said negligence was even tangentially related to some other good faith effort to facilitate anything security related, they get a pass.