Doctors and the C-suite are being criminally convicted, and imprisoned, for violating federal and state regulations.
The Evidence is from saved Google searches for all 50 States. This instantly shows the civil and criminal convictions, prison terms and restitution for regulatory violations in 2026.
CEO, CTO, CISO, BOD and General Counsel Risk
Seeing is BelievingYour C-suite title (CEO, CTO, CISO, BOD or General Counsel) dictates your DOJ enforcement exposure. Explore role-specific risks, legal doctrines enabling convictions without direct involvement, and the shift of liability between positions. Learn how to establish a defensible posture through the Four Pillars.
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DOJ DSP
Seeing is BelievingThe DOJ's enforcement has shifted from corporations to individuals. The 'willful violation' standard targets C-suite decisions, and exposure depends on the role. Delegation is no longer a defense. Penalties are severe: up to 20 years in prison and $1,000,000 in fines (criminal and civil) per violation.
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Six pillars of dispute-proof evidence from U.S. government primary sources — the authorities procurement officers and boards recognize instantly. Click any card to expand its verified sources and supporting evidence.
State Privacy Laws & Enforcement
DOJ Data Security Program
Post-Quantum Migration & HNDL
Executive & CISO Personal Liability
PBM Scrutiny — Federal & State
State AI Laws Proliferating
Why These Sources Are Dispute-Proof
U.S. government primary sources (DOJ, CISA, NSA, NIST, Federal Register) are authoritative, easily verifiable by procurement officers, and — as U.S. federal government works — cannot be dismissed as vendor marketing. These are the strongest possible foundation for any regulatory or security claim. View the full Evidence Wall →
Penalty Reference Summary
| Statute / Regulation | Civil Penalty | Criminal Penalty |
|---|---|---|
| HIPAA (Healthcare) | Up to $1.9M per year | Up to 10 years |
| GLBA (Financial) | Up to $100K per violation | Up to 5 years |
| CFAA (Computer Fraud) | Unlimited civil damages | Up to 20 years |
| DOJ-DSP | $1M+ per violation | Up to 20 years |
| State Breach Laws (avg) | $150 per record | Varies by state |
* Penalties are approximate maximums. Actual liability depends on violation severity, duration, and intent.
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