Bill
S 3693
Overview: Bill S 3693 relates to computer-related crimes in New York.Purpose and Intent: The bill aims to update and strengthen New York's laws regarding computer-related criminal
Overview: Bill S 3693 relates to computer-related crimes in New York.
Purpose and Intent: The bill aims to update and strengthen New York's laws regarding computer-related criminal activities, such as hacking, data theft, and the use of malicious software. The goal is to provide law enforcement with more effective tools to investigate and prosecute these types of crimes.
Key Provisions:
- Expands the definition of "computer-related crime" to include a broader range of unauthorized access and data manipulation activities
- Increases the penalties for certain computer-related crimes, particularly those involving the theft or misuse of sensitive personal or financial information
- Authorizes law enforcement to seize and forfeit any property or assets obtained through computer-related criminal activities
- Requires the state to establish a specialized task force to investigate and prosecute complex computer crimes
Affected Parties and Impacts: The bill would primarily impact individuals and organizations engaged in computer-related criminal activities, as well as law enforcement agencies responsible for investigating and prosecuting these crimes. The general public may also benefit from enhanced protections against data breaches and other computer-related offenses.
Procedural and Timeline Considerations: The bill has been referred to the New York State Senate Codes Committee for further review and consideration. The legislative process is ongoing, and the bill has not yet been voted on or signed into law.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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