2017 NAIC Insurance Data Security Model Law: New Reporting Rules Following a Cybersecurity Breach
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will provide counsel for insurers with a comprehensive review of the new National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) model law. The panel will arm practitioners with critical guidance to navigate the stringent requirements for insurers, agents and other licensed entities covering data security, investigation and post-breach notification.
Outline
- An overview of the Insurance Data Security Model Law
- Guidance for counsel of insurers
- Impact of new rules on policyholders and consumers
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- New reporting requirements for insurers
- Obligations of policyholders
- Coordinating response to maximize compliance and minimize impact
Faculty
Linda D. Perkins
Counsel
White & Williams
Ms. Perkins’ practice includes cybersecurity and privacy law, complex civil litigation, internal corporate... | Read More
Ms. Perkins’ practice includes cybersecurity and privacy law, complex civil litigation, internal corporate investigations, insurance fraud and white-collar defense. Her experience in both the public sector and in private practice lends itself well to providing a seasoned and engaged focus on emerging and evolving cybersecurity threats to data security, privacy rights, data breach risk management and incident response. Ms. Perkins has successfully worked to resolve issues involving employee misconduct, institutional and corporate risk management and incident response, malfeasance and fraud, officer and board accountability and governance as well as federal and state grand jury investigations.
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Mary Jane Wilson-Bilik
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (US)
For more than 20 years, Ms. Wilson-Bilik has helped her insurance company clients comply with the fast-changing... | Read More
For more than 20 years, Ms. Wilson-Bilik has helped her insurance company clients comply with the fast-changing requirements of state and federal regulators and successfully respond to state unclaimed property and market conduct examinations and changes in SEC regulations, with a particular focus on cybersecurity. Her extensive knowledge of company operations and of insurance, unclaimed property and securities regulation and corporate governance helps clients evaluate and refine compliance procedures to improve positioning with regulators, including unclaimed property administrators and securities and insurance regulators, and to address cybersecurity risks.
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