Starting on September 1, credit unions and other organizations doing business with Colorado residents will have just 30 days to notify members about data breaches, thanks to a new law in the state. The change highlights the growing importance among credit unions of keeping an eye on state-level data-breach regulations, according to one cybersecurity attorney.
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