In the Dark? A Global Guide to Data-Breach Notifications and Self-Protection

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guptadeepak · 14h ago

Most companies wait weeks—or never—before telling you about a breach. This deep dive catalogs notification laws across 50+ countries, shows who should (but often won’t) alert you, and gives you an action plan to lock down your accounts, monitor for leaks, and recover fast.

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In the Dark? A Global Guide to Data-Breach Notifications and Self-Protection

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