SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California's landmark data security legislation, AB 1779, moved one step closer to becoming law when the State Assembly Judiciary Committee approved the California Cre-dit Union League-sponsored legislation.
Introduced by Sacramento Assemblyman Dave Jones, AB 1779 is essentially the same bill as last year's AB 779, which made it all the way to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's desk before being vetoed.
"This is a vital measure for California consumers and the credit unions that serve them," said League President and CEO Bill Cheney.
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