TD Bank to Pay $625K for Data Breach
TD Bank this week reached a $625,000 settlement with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office after losing unencrypted back-up tapes containing personal information of more than 260,000 consumers nationwide, and delaying notice of the incident. The final settlement amounted to $825,000, but the AG’s Office credited the bank $200,000 to reflect ...
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