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Vermont Attorney General Settles Untimely Data Breach Notification Cases
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On May 19, the Vermont attorney general settled claims against a hotel chain for
failing to notify Vermont residents of a security breach until six
months after the breach occurred. On May 21, the Vermont attorney
general announced that it settled claims against a
university related to a security breach that took place in
November 2013 where the university did not notify affected Vermont
residents until approximately four months after the vulnerability
was discovered.
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