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Ley de corredores de datos de Vermont
Ley de registro de corredores de datos de Vermont
El primer registro estatal de corredores de datos, con requisitos de programa de seguridad y de divulgación.
The law in brief
Vermont passed the first state data broker law in 2018. Data brokers that collect and sell personal information about Vermont residents they have no direct relationship with must register every year, disclose their practices, and keep a written information security program. The law also makes it unlawful to acquire brokered personal information by fraud or to use it to stalk, harass, commit fraud or discriminate.
A quién se aplica
- Data brokers: businesses that knowingly collect and sell or license to third parties the brokered personal information of consumers with whom they do not have a direct relationship.
- Brokered personal information includes names, addresses, dates and places of birth, family information, biometric data, and other information that allows a reasonable person to identify the consumer.
- Businesses whose data use is limited to a direct relationship with the consumer, and activities such as consumer reporting under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, are excluded.
What it requires
Register annually
Register with the Secretary of State each year and pay the fee.
Disclose practices and breaches
Disclose whether consumers can opt out and how, any purchaser credentialing process, and the number of data broker security breaches and affected consumers in the prior year.
An information security program
Develop, implement and maintain a comprehensive written information security program with administrative, technical and physical safeguards appropriate to your size and data.
No acquisition by fraud or harmful use
Do not acquire brokered personal information through fraudulent means, or to stalk, harass, commit fraud or engage in unlawful discrimination.
Enforcement and penalties
La aplica el Fiscal General. No registrarse conlleva sanciones civiles por día, con un tope anual, más tasas; las demás infracciones son actos desleales y engañosos según la ley de protección al consumidor de Vermont.
What's changing
Amended since 2018. Later amendments added disclosures and duties. Check the current statute and registry instructions before filing.
What to do first
- Decide whether you are a data broker under Vermont's definition.
- Register annually with the Secretary of State and pay the fee.
- Disclose whether and how consumers can opt out, whether you verify purchasers, and data broker security breaches in the past year.
- Keep a written information security program with the safeguards the law lists.
- Screen buyers, so your data is not used for stalking, harassment, fraud or discrimination.
Checked against the official text on 28 September 2026. Quotations are the operative words of the law, linked to the article they come from; the official text is the authority. This brief is written by the Association for practitioners and is not legal advice.
Novedades recientes
Aún no hay nada que informar. Regulatory Watch enumera las nuevas normas, medidas de cumplimiento y decisiones judiciales a medida que llegan.
Fuentes
- Registro de intermediarios de datos de Vermont Secretario de Estado de Vermont · Texto oficial o regulador
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