New Jersey S3028 revises requirements for disclosure of a breach of security of computerized records containing personal information.

New Jersey S3028 amends the "Identity Theft Prevention Act" to revise the disclosure requirements for breaches of security involving computerized records containing personal information. The bill mandates that businesses and public entities report any such breaches to the Division of State Police within five business days, unless it impedes law enforcement. Customers must be notified in the most expedient time possible, with exceptions for law enforcement needs or when misuse of the information is deemed unlikely.

New Jersey S3028 revises requirements for disclosure of a breach of security of computerized records containing personal information.

New Jersey S3028 amends the "Identity Theft Prevention Act" to revise the disclosure requirements for breaches of security involving computerized records containing personal information. The bill mandates that businesses and public entities report any such breaches to the Division of State Police within five business days, unless it impedes law enforcement. Customers must be notified in the most expedient time possible, with exceptions for law enforcement needs or when misuse of the information is deemed unlikely.