Difference between revisions of "Privacy by the numbers"
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60 days — How many days does a covered entity have to notify a person of a breach of Protected Health Information? | 60 days — How many days does a covered entity have to notify a person of a breach of Protected Health Information? | ||
1 year — How often the consumers may obtain 1 free credit report from each consumer reporting agency. | |||
13 years — Under what age are people protected by the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act? | 13 years — Under what age are people protected by the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act? | ||
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200x — Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health ("HITECH") Act, extends HIPAA Security Rule to business associates | 200x — Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health ("HITECH") Act, extends HIPAA Security Rule to business associates | ||
— Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act ("FACTA"), implemented the Disposal Rule and the Red Flags Rule (to help combat identity theft). | |||
Revision as of 11:20, 12 October 2016
$2500 — FCRA statutory maximum penalty for actual damages in the case of willful violations; courts may add punitive damages and attorney's fees.
45 days — How many days a school has to provide records under FERPA
60 days — How many days a consumer reporting agency has to provide records under FCRA
60 days — How many days does a covered entity have to notify a person of a breach of Protected Health Information?
1 year — How often the consumers may obtain 1 free credit report from each consumer reporting agency.
13 years — Under what age are people protected by the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act?
500 people — If a breach of Protected Health Information affects more than this number of people, the Secretary of HSS and prominent media outlets serving the state or jurisdiction must be notified.
Years
2003 — Telephone Consumer Protection Act
200x — Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health ("HITECH") Act, extends HIPAA Security Rule to business associates
— Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act ("FACTA"), implemented the Disposal Rule and the Red Flags Rule (to help combat identity theft).
