Nai Comments On Doj Rulemaking On Data Brokerage And Bulk Sensitive Data Nai Network

SIIA's Response To Advanced Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking On Sensitive Personal Data By DOJ ...

SIIA's Response To Advanced Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking On Sensitive Personal Data By DOJ ... On november 29, the nai submitted comments in response to the department of justice (doj) proposed rulemaking (nprm) to regulate transfers of americans’ sensitive data to foreign adversaries. Today, the justice department issued and publicly posted a final rule to address the national security risks posed by the continued efforts of countries of concern to access, exploit, and weaponize americans’ bulk sensitive personal and u.s. government related data.

DOJ Clarifying Guidance On Bulk Sensitive Data DSP: Operational Considerations | Alvarez ...

DOJ Clarifying Guidance On Bulk Sensitive Data DSP: Operational Considerations | Alvarez ... To help prevent countries of concern or “covered persons” from accessing u.s. government related data and americans’ bulk sensitive personal data, the national security division (nsd) of. On april 11, 2025, the u.s. department of justice (doj) issued a statement of implementation and enforcement for companies regarding its final rule on preventing access to u.s. sensitive personal data and government related data by countries of concern or covered persons (bulk data rule). The #nai has submitted thoughtful comments in response to the #doj proposed rulemaking to regulate transfers of americans’ sensitive data to foreign adversaries as relates to digital ad. Epic argued in its comments during the advanced notice of proposed rulemaking that a more comprehensive, privacy forward approach to minimizing access to data would have the wanted effect of protecting national security interests, but doj refused to broaden the protections.

CDT Files Comments With DOJ In Response To Advance Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking On Bulk Sale Of ...

CDT Files Comments With DOJ In Response To Advance Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking On Bulk Sale Of ... The #nai has submitted thoughtful comments in response to the #doj proposed rulemaking to regulate transfers of americans’ sensitive data to foreign adversaries as relates to digital ad. Epic argued in its comments during the advanced notice of proposed rulemaking that a more comprehensive, privacy forward approach to minimizing access to data would have the wanted effect of protecting national security interests, but doj refused to broaden the protections. Doj addressed comments received in response to the anprm and solicited additional comments to refine certain provisions. comments in response to the nprm will be due on november 29, 2024. On october 21, the doj released the notice of proposed rulemaking (nprm) to advance these restrictions, which carries over many of the concepts from the proposals set forth in the anprm. comments on the nprm are due november 29, 2024. below we review key aspects of the proposed rule. 41172 issued by the president of the united states on february 28, 2024 (“proposed rule”). the nai shares your concerns regarding countries of concern gaining access to bulk u.s. sensitive personal data (“buspd”) and strongly supports the effor. On november 26, 2024, the iib, securities industry and financial markets association, and futures industry association submitted a comment letter to the department of justice concerning the proposed rulemaking on bulk data transfers to countries of concern.

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