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The FTC's New GLBA Safeguards – Is Your Security Program Ready?

01.20.22
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When: 
Tuesday, February 08, 2022  |  3:00PM–4:00PM ET

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The FTC made significant updates to the GLBA Safeguards Rule in December 2021. Join DWT Partners Mike Borgia and Brian Hurh, and associate Anastasia Liounakos, for a discussion of key considerations for complying with the new rule, including:

  • How the new rule applies and who is impacted by it
  • How the new rule compares to other cybersecurity requirements – and how you can leverage parts of your existing security program to comply
  • Recent FTC enforcement actions that indicate increased regulatory scrutiny in data security
  • Strategies for conducting a risk assessment and assessing the state of your current program

CLE Credit
This program is PENDING the following CLE Credits: 1.0 WA Law and Legal, 1.0 CA General, 1.0 NY Prof. Prac., 1.0 OSB General Credit and 1.0 AK General Credit.

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