A 12 year old named Mikey signs up for an account with PokerApp, an online gaming app that allows players to win real money. In order to register the company asks for the basic general information such as name, date of birth, address, email address and number. They are required to agree to the disclosure statement before they can register. Mikey installed the app on his dad's (Johnny) work iPad under his own profile. The iPad was a part of the VA's telehealth mobility project to pilot in home care for patients with mental health conditions but who also has mobility issues. One day while Johnny is using his iPad he gets a pop up saying the credit card did not authorize and he needs to check the information. Beliving it was Apple he clicked on the button and PokerApp opened to a payment screen that looks similar to that of the Apple Store. A few weeks later Mikey moves from Georgia to Anaheim and takes his dad's iPad with him and continues to play the game. After a month Mikey had won over $10,000! This was after his dad's credit card was charged for $5,000.

Using one of the Acts below, discuss.

CCPA- California Consumer Privacy Act

HIPPA: Health Information Portability and Accountability Act

FISMA: Federal Information Security Management Act

Privacy Act of 1974

National Security Act of 1947