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Computer Security Monitoring: GLBA Compliance
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Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) regulations are enforced by the Federal Trade Commission, and are aimed at companies that engage in activities related to financial services.
The definition of what types of businesses are bound to the GLBA is "a flexible standard," according to the FTC, that can include not only banks, but also collection
agencies, real estate appraisors, financial advisors, and even those who merely receive customers' financial information for the sole purpose on passing it on to another party.
This uncertainty can make it significantly less expensive to have Lovrin Technologies simply guide you into compliance, rather than pay for the legal research needed to ensure
your business is not subject to the GLBA. Furthermore, it is very easy for anyone to trigger a GLBA investigation. A customer, partner or other individual needs only to submit
a simple, single-page web form to potentially set off federal investigative action against you.
Lovrin Technologies' Computer Security Monitoring service and consulting expertise helps you comply with the GLBA Safeguards Rule, which requires you to:
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