A Web-based credit card company had collected financial and personal details of Mark before issuing him a credit card. The company has now provided Mark's financial and personal details to another…

Security law addresses protections against unauthorized access to systems and data, not the unauthorized sharing of legitimately collected data with third parties.

Privacy laws such as GDPR, CCPA, and similar regulations prohibit organizations from disclosing personally identifiable information or financial data to third parties without explicit user consent or a lawful basis. The credit card company collected this data solely for the purpose of issuing a credit card, and sharing it outside that purpose constitutes an unauthorized disclosure in violation of privacy law.

Copyright law protects original creative works such as software, literature, and art from unauthorized reproduction, and does not govern personal data sharing.

Trademark law protects brands, logos, and trade names from unauthorized use, and is unrelated to the disclosure of personal or financial information.