Fidelity to Pay $1.25M Over 2024 Data Breach
Fidelity was fined $1.25 million for a 2024 data breach that exposed private information of thousands of clients, including minors. This incident highlights the critical importance of robust data security measures and compliance for financial advisors to protect client data and maintain trust.
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