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SB 117·CT·senate

AN ACT CONCERNING BREACHES OF SECURITY INVOLVING ELECTRONIC PERSONAL INFORMATION.

Passed One ChamberFiled Feb 10, 2026
Sponsor: Jeff Gordon
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HOUSE CALENDAR NUMBER 529

Apr 30, 2026

Summary

The bill defines a breach of security as unauthorized access to electronic personal information that is not encrypted. It obligates any person who owns, licenses, or maintains such data to notify affected Connecticut residents and the Attorney General within 60 days of discovery, and to offer at‑no‑cost identity‑theft prevention services for at least two years. It also sets rules for how notice can be given and allows a delay if law‑enforcement needs it.

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