<ul><li>The DOJ's new data security rule requires U.S. companies to comply by July 8, 2025, limiting sharing sensitive personal data with certain foreign countries like China, Russia, and Iran.</li><li>Enforcement actions after July 8 can result in fines up to $1 million and potential prison sentences of up to 20 years.</li><li>The rule covers sensitive data types such as human genomic and biometric data, precise geolocation, health information, financial data, logs from fitness apps, and government-related location data.</li><li>Businesses need to audit data, review contracts, evaluate foreign partnerships, assess vendor exposure, and build a compliance program to meet the new requirements before the deadline.</li></ul>

Clock Ticking: DOJ’s New Data Security Rule Requires Compliance by July 8

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