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SB 117·CT·senate

AN ACT CONCERNING BREACHES OF SECURITY INVOLVING ELECTRONIC PERSONAL INFORMATION.

FailedFiled Feb 10, 2026
Sponsor: Jeff Gordon
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HOUSE CALENDAR NUMBER 529

Apr 30, 2026

Summary

The bill would force any entity that stores personal data to notify Connecticut residents and the Attorney General when a breach occurs, and to offer free identity‑theft protection. For breaches affecting 100,000 or more residents, the entity must hire a third‑party forensic examiner and submit a detailed report within 90 days, or face steep civil fines. Failure to follow these rules would also be treated as an unfair trade practice.

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