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FTC Consumer Protection Bureau Director Samuel Levine Keynote Address at 2022 Cybersecurity Conference

Samuel Levine

The Federal Trade Commission has published the keynote address that FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Director Samuel Levine gave at the 2022 Cybersecurity & Privacy Protection Conferenceheld at CSU C|M|LAW in May. His remarks provided details on a number of significant policy developments in the Commission's approach to protecting consumer data privacy and security.
Read Director Levine's full remarks.

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