Mandatory Data Breach Notifications are becoming law in 2018. Third parties can often hold details like a mailing lists, credit card data and other personal information. But who owns that data, who is responsible when a network is compromised and who tells the customers? IAB Regulatory Affairs Director Kamani Krishnan runs through the law and its implications with data law expert and Consultant at Gilbert + Tobin, Peter Leonard.
(Please note this is general information only, if you are seeking legal advice you should directly contact a legal expert to discuss your specific needs and requirements.)

<div>Mandatory Data Breach Notifications are becoming law in 2018. Third parties can often hold details like a mailing lists, credit card data and other personal information. But who owns that data, who is responsible when a network is compromised and who tells the customers? IAB Regulatory Affairs Director Kamani Krishnan runs through the law and its implications with data law expert and Consultant at Gilbert + Tobin, Peter Leonard.<br>(Please note this is general information only, if you are seeking legal advice you should directly contact a legal expert to discuss your specific needs and requirements.)</div>

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The IAB Australia Podcast

Mandatory Data Breach Notifications are becoming law in 2018. Third parties can often hold details like a mailing lists, credit card...