DOJFinal Rule
NSD104 Data Security Final rule as pub - 90 FR 1636 - 2025_01_08 - 1124-AA01
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Summary
This regulation sets new security standards for how the Department of Justice and organizations handling sensitive government data must protect that information from theft, hacking, and unauthorized access. It requires stronger safeguards like encryption, regular security testing, and quick reporting of any data breaches to help keep Americans' personal information safe.
Key Points
- 1Organizations working with DOJ must use encryption and other technical tools to protect sensitive data from cyberattacks
- 2Companies are required to regularly test their security systems and fix vulnerabilities before criminals can exploit them
- 3Any organization that experiences a data breach must report it to the DOJ quickly so affected individuals can be notified
- 4These requirements apply to government agencies and private contractors who handle or store DOJ information
- 5Organizations that fail to follow these security standards may face penalties and lose the ability to work with the government
Key Dates
Published
July 30, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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