Committee approves breach-notification bill with business defenses; passes 5-2
Senate Bill 626, which would require entities that experience security breaches affecting Oklahoma residents to notify the Attorney General and consumers and that creates civil penalties, passed the Senate Technology & Telecommunications Committee 5-2 after debate about penalties, thresholds and business defenses.
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Senate Bill 626, a security-breach notification bill sponsored by Senator Howard, was approved by the Oklahoma Senate Technology & Telecommunications Committee on a 5-2 vote after questions and debate about penalties, thresholds and protections for businesses.
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