skills/legal/consumer-breach-notice-letter/SKILL.md
Drafts U.S. consumer-facing data breach notification letters compliant with state statutes. Use when a security incident involving personal information requires consumer notice — first, interim, or follow-up. Covers jurisdiction-aware content, incident disclosure, compromised-data specificity, mitigation steps, support services, and delivery requirements. Trigger: data breach notice, consumer notification, personal information incident, identity theft letter, substitute notice.
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Drafts disclosure-ready breach letters balancing legal compliance, clarity, and actionable protective guidance for affected consumers.
Before drafting, gather these inputs:
- [ ] Affected jurisdictions (consumer residence states + applicable statutes)
- [ ] Incident facts: discovery date/time, type, affected systems, investigation status
- [ ] Exact personal information categories compromised per recipient cohort
- [ ] Remediation actions already taken (credit monitoring, key resets, system fixes)
- [ ] Distribution method per jurisdiction (mail, email, substitute notice)
- [ ] Authorized signer and counsel sign-off scope
- [ ] Support contacts: toll-free line, email, webpage, enrollment links/codes
- [ ] Industry overlays if applicable (HIPAA, GLBA, PCI)
Populate each section in order:
[COMPANY LEGAL NAME]
[LEGAL ADDRESS]
[DATE]
[Recipient Name / Consumer]
RE: Data Breach Notification
1. Opening — company identification
2. Incident description — discovery timeline
3. Personal information involved
4. Steps company has taken
5. Actions consumer should take now
6. Remediation services and enrollment details
7. Contact channels and support
8. Jurisdictional notices/disclaimers
9. Signature block and reference/case number
Use plain language, factual tone. No speculative attribution or security-sensitive technical detail.
| Section | Must Include | Add If Applicable | |---|---|---| | Incident context | Discovery date, nature of incident, investigation status | If ongoing: explicit update commitment | | Data exposed | Personal data list with cohort-level precision | Separate letters when data sets differ materially | | Consumer steps | Priority actions ordered by risk level | Tailor for SSN/financial vs. credential exposure | | Company response | Containment, forensics involvement, reporting status | Law-enforcement/regulator notice only if confirmed | | Support | Help desk, website, enrollment steps/codes, FAQ | Multilingual support if required | | Closing | Responsible contact, follow-up commitment | Required statutory notice text per jurisdiction |
- [ ] Letter states what happened, who is affected, when (discovery date), and what was compromised
- [ ] No unverified cause or opinion statements included
- [ ] Remediation advice is actionable and aligned to exposed data types
- [ ] Contact info is specific, operational, and staffed
- [ ] Statutory deadlines confirmed per jurisdiction (prompt/without unreasonable delay or strict-number)
- [ ] Counsel review completed and file-stamped before send
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