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Marriott International and its subsidiary Starwood Hotels will pay $52 million and create a comprehensive information security program as part of settlements for data breaches that impacted over 344 million customers. [...]

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Marriott settles with FTC, to pay $52 million over data breaches

Marriott International is being taken to task after the hotel chain suffered multiple data breaches that exposed sensitive information for more than 344 million customers around the world.

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Marriott and subsidiary Starwood may also give customers a way to request their stored personal info be deleted from hotel systems going forward—and restore any lost loyalty points.

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States Slap Marriott With $52M Fine Over Breaches That Exposed Customer Data

In a separate settlement with the FTC, the hotel group also agreed to boost its security programme. Read more: Marriott to pay $52m in US data breach settlement

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Marriott to pay $52m in US data breach settlement

Marriott n Starwood have reached an agreement to pay a substantial penalty of $51 million following their failure to adequately protect user information during a significant data breach. This penalty will be allocated to approximately 341 million individuals affected across all 50 states in the U.S., as part of a settlement related to three separate […] The post Marriott agrees to pay $50 million to its users of 50 states for data breach appeare…

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Marriott agrees to pay $50 million to its users of 50 states for data breach

Starwood Hotels & Resorts and its parent company, Marriott International, will pay a $52M penalty and upgrade their security programs as part of a pair of settlements over three data breaches in the last decade.
As part of the settlement between the hotel companies and 49 states and the District of Columbia, Marriott and Starwood will also offer customers the ability to remove their data from the companies' database. The Federal Trade Commission…

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Marriott, Starwood Will Pay $52M, Increase Online Security After Data Breaches

The data breach compromised the personal information of 131.5 million customers, including millions of New Yorkers.  The post Marriott agrees to pay $52M and boost security after four-year data breach exposed customer information appeared first on Brooklyn Eagle.

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Marriott agrees to pay $52M and boost security after four-year data breach exposed customer information

Marriott International and its subsidiary Starwood Hotels will pay $52 million and create a comprehensive information security program as part of settlements for data breaches that impacted over 344 million customers. The settlement requires Marriott and Starwood to implement a comprehensive security program and allow their U.S. customers to request personal data deletions. Additionally, the American hospitality giant has agreed to pay $52,000,0…

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Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings today announced that a coalition of 50 Attorneys General has reached a settlement with Marriott International, Inc. as the result of a multi-year data breach of one of its guest reservation databases. Under the settlement, Marriott has agreed to strengthen its data security practices using a dynamic risk-based approach, provide certain consumer protections, and make a $52 million payment to states. Delawa…

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Attorney General Jennings Announces $52 Million Multistate Settlement with Marriott for Data Breach of Starwood Guest Reservation Database

Marriott International and its subsidiary Starwood Hotels and Resorts have agreed to a settlement with the federal and state authorities over three separate data breaches between 2014 and 2020. In a 16-page proposed consent order with the Federal Trade Commission, the hotel chains agreed to a series of compulsory actions to improve the way they handle, store and protect personal customer data. In 2015, just days after announcing it was being acq…

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