Your Responsibilities as a Company to protect Personal Information 2010

This webinar is focused on a practical approach for you to achieve compliance. First, if you have personal information on Massachusetts residents you should make sure you comply and create your WISP. Second, If your company stores any personal information (electronic or hard copy), regardless of the state of residency, you should have a written security plan. It will minimize risk, exposure, liabilities and costs. If you are a CPA, Legal, Managed Services or other firms with numerous clients, your fiduciary responsibility suggests that you should notify your clients of the regulation. Rather than trying to start from scratch, this session will provide you with a better understanding of regulations pertaining to storing personal information, techniques to protect that information, and an outline for your WISP. as well as additional You may also want to consider a survey of all your partners and their clients .

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• What comprises Personal Identifiable Information.
• What state have regulations - where can I find them.
• What is a WISP - what does it contain.
• How can I create a WISP.
• Who is responsible & next steps.