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Hacked computer networks, lost and stolen laptops containing personal information and the horror stories of consumers' financial losses and headaches of trying to recover from having their identities stolen have permeated the news media for the last few years. The issue of data security has risen to prominence as consumers' fear related to the issue has soared. Although the last Congress grappled with about 25 bills addressing the issue of data security, no major legislation on the subject was enacted. The issue, because of its importance to the general public, quickly entered the legislative queue in the new 110th Congress with about a dozen House and Senate bills on data ...