Penalties for a data breach can be
significant; the penalties per violation are:
Select the...
Medicine, 19.04.2021 23:50 katrinanuez
Penalties for a data breach can be
significant; the penalties per violation are:
Select the best answer
2 million per violation
Calculated at a percentage of the patients
effected
Determined by a jury
None of these
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