ST. PAUL, Minn. — Yet another state legislator is hard at work on a bill that would seek to correct the ongoing problem of card data security.
According to the Minnesota Credit Union Network, which is backing the effort, a bill wending its way through the Minnesota state legislature would put the card data security standards promulgated by Visa and MasterCard into state law.
The Minnesota Plastic Card Security Act would allow card issuers to recover expenses associated from card security breaches from the retailers where the breaches occur, the Network said.
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