An Act protecting sensitive personal information from breaches and other cybersecurity incidents
Massachusetts bill establishes data breach and cybersecurity protections for sensitive personal information, currently in committee review.
Massachusetts bill establishes data breach and cybersecurity protections for sensitive personal information, currently in committee review.
SD 2333 is a Massachusetts cybersecurity bill that establishes protections for sensitive personal information against data breaches and cybersecurity incidents. The bill was introduced by Senator Barry Finegold and is currently under review by the House Committee on Advanced Information Technology, the Internet and Cybersecurity. As of late February 2025, it has cleared initial procedural steps and advanced to committee review.
Data breaches cost Massachusetts residents and businesses millions annually through identity theft, fraud, and operational disruptions. Strengthened cybersecurity protections can reduce the frequency and severity of incidents while establishing clear accountability for organizations handling personal data. Clear standards also help businesses understand compliance requirements and protect consumer trust in digital services.
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