Colorado’s Protections for Consumer Data Privacy law (“new law”) takes effect on September 1, 2018 and requires that businesses holding personal information for Colorado residents destroy the data they don’t need, protect the data they decide to keep, and disclose any security breaches involving that data within 30 days of its occurrence. The new law amends existing obligations and adds new obligations applicable to businesses holding information about Colorado residents.
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It seems that everyone accepts credit cards nowadays – including the farmer who sells produce at my local farmer’s market (which I appreciate because I never have cash)! Anyone who accepts credit cards or debit cards, even a sole proprietor who processes a small number of transactions, must be in compliance with the