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- Mandatory data breach notification
- The data breach notification regime
Taking remedial action to prevent an eligible data breach
If an entity is able to take appropriate remedial action in relation to an incident, it may mean that no individuals are likely to suffer serious harm, which in turn means that the incident will not be an eligible data breach and will not need to be notified.
See Taking remedial action to prevent a notifiable data breach.
See Chapter B — Key concepts.
