A Repeated Call for Omnibus Federal Cybersecurity Law

Li, Carol

Journal: Notre Dame Law Review

Volume: 94

First Page: 2211

Year: 2019

Bluebook Citation: 94 NOTRE DAME L. REV. 2211 (2019)

Author: C. Teddy Li: all 3 publications


Abstract

In Part I, this Note discusses the concerning regularity of high-profile data breaches that have occurred within the United States’ weak and patchwork landscape of cybersecurity law. Part II discusses the challenges companies face when attempting to comply with the current cybersecurity law, and why companies who are deemed compliant are still falling victim to hackers and data breaches. Part III makes a call for federal legislation to replace the current, inadequate, fragmented, and uneven landscape of cybersecurity law. Part IV discusses numerous factors and incentives to consider in creating an omnibus federal cybersecurity law.

Finally, Part V offers some critiques to creating an omnibus law.

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