- Mortgage Company Settles Information Security Charges ( )
- Announced Actions for September 23, 2005 ( )
- BJ's Wholesale Club Settles FTC Charges ( )
- Announced Action for April 26, 2005 ( )
- Announced Action for April 15, 2005 ( )
- Internet Service Provider Settles FTC Privacy Charges ( )
- Announced Actions for March 8, 2005 ( )
- Mortgage Company Settles FTC Charges ( )
- Announced Actions for January 7, 2005 ( )
- FTC Issues Final Summaries And Notices Under FACTA ( )
- Petco Settles FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Enforces Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act's Safeguards Rule Against Mortgage Companies ( )
- FTC Seeks Comments on Proposed Fee for Credit Scores ( )
- PRIVO, Inc. Earns Safe Harbor Status ( )
- Announced Actions for June 2, 2004 ( )
- Announced Action for May 20, 2004 ( )
- Tower Records Settles FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Seeks Comments on Proposed Consumer Information and Records Disposal Regulation ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comment on Privo, Inc.'s Application For Approval as a Safe Harbor Program under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule ( )
- UMG Recordings, Inc. to Pay $400,000, Bonzi Software, Inc. To Pay $75,000 to Settle COPPA Civil Penalty Charges ( )
- Announced Actions for August 5, 2003 ( )
- Guess Settles FTC Security Charges; Third FTC Case Targets False Claims about Information Security ( )
- FTC Receives Largest COPPA Civil Penalties to Date in Settlements with Mrs. Fields Cookies and Hershey Foods ( )
- Quicken Loans Agrees to Settle FTC Charges That It Failed to Provide Adverse Action Notices to Online Applicants Who Were Not Preapproved for Credit ( )
- Microsoft Settles FTC Charges Alleging False Security and Privacy Promises ( )
- Announced Actions for May 10, 2002 ( )
- FTC Protecting Children's Privacy Online ( )
- Popcorn Company Settles FTC Privacy Violation Charges ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Announces ID Theft Affidavit ( )
- Eli Lilly Settles FTC Charges Concerning Security Breach ( )
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