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Senate Bill 2610, introduced by Texas Senator César Blanco from El Paso, is set to take effect on Monday, bringing significant changes to how small businesses handle data breaches. This new law aims to alleviate the burden of civil liability for small enterprises that fall victim to cyberattacks, as long as they have implemented specific cybersecurity measures.
Under the provisions of this legislation, small businesses that demonstrate a commitment to safeguarding sensitive information will be better protected from lawsuits following a data breach. The law encourages these businesses to adopt proactive cybersecurity practices, which can help mitigate risks and enhance their overall security posture.
Supporters of the bill argue that it will empower small businesses to invest in necessary cybersecurity infrastructure without the fear of crippling legal repercussions in the event of a breach. This initiative is seen as a crucial step toward fostering a safer digital environment for Texas's small business community, enabling them to thrive in an increasingly complex cyber landscape.
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