Vermont’s H.764 (2017-2018 | VT) creates the first data broker regulations that will:
- eliminates costs on credit freezes & thaws
- establishes a registry and security standards for 3rd party ‘data broker’ industry
- clarifies data security requirements for commercial entities
- criminalizes acquiring data for fraudulent purposes, including harassment & discrimination
Talking Points for H764 which will give Vermont residents:
- greater privacy
- saves them money
- gives them information and tools to keep their personal information secure
- “light touch regulation”
Stateholders:
- economic development interests
- data industry
- consumer protection interests
VT Digger | Vermont first to pass data broker regulation bill