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FTC Workshop on GLBA Safeguards Rule
Seeking input on proposed changes to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act’s Safeguards Rule, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) conducted
Important Updates to the GLBA Safeguards Rule – How Might it Affect Your Company?
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been vaguely requiring financial institutions to use “reasonable” security controls since 1999. That is about to change.
FTC Workshop to Examine Safeguards Rule
HALOCK partner, Chris Cronin, will be participating as a panelist in the FTC Safeguards Rule Virtual Workshop. The session, “The Costs and Benefits of Information Security Programs”
THE FTC IS TELLING US THAT PCI DSS CERTIFICATION IS NOT ENOUGH. NOW WHAT?
As part of its enduring interest in LifeLock, Inc., the Federal Trade Commission issued the following statement on December 17, 2015, “PCI DSS certification is insufficient in and of itself to establish the existence of reasonable security protections … the existence of a PCI DSS certification is an important consideration in, but by no means […]
THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION IS COMING TO GET YOU
Author: Chris Cronin, ISO 27001 Auditor The Third Circuit Court of Appeals announced on Monday, August 24, 2015 that the Federal Trade Commission is acting within its authority when it takes action against companies for poor data security practices. Take heed. You may be doing exactly what the FTC is complaining about.
Reasonable and Appropriate Data Security
Reasonable and Appropriate Data Security – An interesting case that the FTC filed recently (June 26, 2012) against a well-known hotel chain. (Names omitted for the purposes of this blog.) Notice the similarities to the PCI DSS requirements.