Learn about GLBA's impact on safeguarding customer information & financial institution responsibilities.
15 minutes |
SKU: ABCGLBA |
Language(s): EN |
Produced 2020
SKU:
ABCGLBA
Language(s):
EN
Updated:
2020
Length
15 minutes
Training Objectives
Understand GLBA's purpose and its impact on financial institutions Recognize GLBA standards for customer info protection Examine GLBA's Financial Privacy, Safeguard rules Discover GLBA best practices for NPI protection Learn anti-pretexting methods; boost data privacy Craft GLBA-compliant info security plans effectively
Course Overview
In this course, you'll explore the Graham-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) of 1999, a crucial legislation governing financial institutions' responsibilities in safeguarding customers' non-public personal information (NPI). Delve into the legal standards, obligations, and best practices under GLBA, including the Financial Privacy Rule, Safeguard Rule, and Pretexting Provisions. Understand how privacy notices, opt-out options, and information security plans play vital roles in compliance and consumer protection.
Explore the intricacies of GLBA's requirements for financial institutions, from defining Non-Public Personal Information (NPI) to implementing robust information security measures. Discover how GLBA's Pretexting Provisions combat deceptive practices, ensuring customer trust and data integrity. Gain insights into effective strategies for preventing pre-texting schemes and enhancing data privacy across financial operations.
Equip yourself with actionable knowledge to navigate GLBA's complex landscape, from privacy notices to opt-out mechanisms. Learn to create and implement information security plans that align with GLBA's Safeguard Rule, fostering a culture of data protection and regulatory compliance within financial institutions.
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What is Non-Public Personal Information (NPI)?
NPI is any personally identifiable financial information collected by a financial institution while providing a financial product or service. It includes data such as names, addresses, social security numbers, account numbers, and transaction details.
What are the three key sections of the Graham-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) that safeguard NPI?
The three key sections are the Financial Privacy Rule, the Safeguard Rule, and the Pretexting Provisions.
What must a financial institution include in a privacy notice according to the Financial Privacy Rule?
A privacy notice must explain what information is collected from the consumer, where the information will be shared, how it will be used, the consumer's right to opt-out of information sharing with unaffiliated third parties, and must be provided when the relationship is established and annually thereafter.
What are some best practices recommended by the FTC for protecting NPI?
Best practices include locking rooms and file cabinets where records are kept, securing mobile devices, encrypting customer information, limiting access to information based on necessity, and using strong passwords.
How can financial institution employees recognize and prevent pretexting or social engineering attacks?
Employees can prevent pretexting by being cautious about divulging NPI, verifying the identity of individuals requesting information, and staying aware of common tactics used by criminals, such as impersonating company executives or affiliated employees.
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