Ideas

Bob Duff
Senate Majority Leader | Norwalk, CT

Secure Health Data

Idea Category: Healthcare

Problem

Health insurance companies have become prime targets for hackers and foreign governments looking to steal highly confidential personal data of American citizens. 

Solution

Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff co-sponsored legislation that requires health insurance companies to develop a comprehensive information security program to safeguard the personal information of their enrollees. The bill provides these companies with minimum consumer data privacy requirements that they need to meet, but allows them the autonomy to decide what they need to do in order to meet those requirements. 

More Idea’s From Bob Duff

Upholding Library Freedoms 

Idea Category: 2025 Ideas Challenge, Democracy & Civic Engagement | Funding Source: ARP

Net Equality Program

Idea Category: 2025 Ideas Challenge, Building & Development | Funding Source: ARP

Consumer Protection Legislation

Idea Category: 2025 Ideas Challenge, Improving Quality of Life | Funding Source: ARP

Pathways in Technology: Early College High School Program

Idea Category: Education | Funding Source: ARP

ARP: Norwalk CT, Expanding Transportation Access

Idea Category: Equity & Opportunity, Transportation | Funding Source: ARP

Enhancing Committee-based Governance

Idea Category: Smart Government | Funding Source: ARP

Occupational Licensing Reform

Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP

PTSD Coverage for First Responders

Idea Category: Healthcare | Funding Source: ARP

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