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New Shield ACT Privacy Requirements
- NYS Shield Act Requirements
- Implementing a program to meet the requirements
- Breach under the Shield Act
- Compliance
- Understanding the New Definitions
- Implementing reasonable safeguards
Overview of the webinar
The New York SHIELD Act is the latest update to the existing New York data security law. We'll cover what it is, how it affects your business
On July 25, 2019, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law the Stop Hacks and Improve Electronic Data Security Act (SHIELD Act), Update S5575B, which amends the state’s breach notification law, N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law § 899-aa. In general, the SHIELD Act expands the definitions of a breach and private information and requires businesses to have controls in place for breach prevention.
The update to the breach notification law takes effect in March of 2020. At the same time, legislators in New York may once again take up consideration of the New York Privacy Act or similar legislation that would create new data privacy rights for New York residents and impose obligations on organization’s that process that personal information. Items in this SHIELD breach legislation may ultimately be superseded by that more expansive legislation.
Privacy Management is a must today. Clients, employees and other stakeholders expect their information to be held private when given to an organization. This is even in the face of breach. There are so many regulations each having slightly different requirements on how PII is to be treated.
The SHIELD Act requires employers in possession of New York residents' private information to "develop, implement, and maintain reasonable safeguards to protect the security, confidentiality and integrity of the private information."
Who should attend?
- Security Planners
- CEOs
- CIOs
- CFOs
- CIOs
- COOs
- Technology Managers
- Compliance
- Auditors
- All Large Corporations
- ISSA
- ISACA
- Association of Contingency Planners
- Audit Associations
- Internal Auditors Association
- Continuity Planners
- Business Continuity Planners
- Disaster Recovery Continuity Planners
- Risk Managers and Internal Auditors
Why should you attend?
Attend this session by our expert speaker, Dr. Michael C. Redmond, and learn what is important, how to implement the common requirements, and how to still have time left over. Michael will help your organization to manage NY State Shield Law privacy controls are required for the functioning of PII. Learn about control objectives, controls and guidelines for implementing controls.
You will receive valuable information that you can implement. This is a must in the new world that is facing new Privacy issues every year. The Learning Objectives are:
- Learn how to create, manage and maintain a Privacy Information Management System (ISMS)
- Learn designing, developing, procuring, architecting, testing, maintaining, and operating information and communication technology systems where privacy controls are required for the functioning of PII
- Learn PII Controllers guidance
- Managing different privacy standards
Faculty - Dr.Michael C. Redmond
Ms. Michael C. Redmond specializes in Business Continuity Management, Emergency Management, Crisis Management, Information Security, Business Processes Reorganization, Management Processing, and Regulatory Compliance. Regulatory Compliance includes: FFIEC, Sarbanes Oxley, Patriot, HIPPA, UCC, Basal Accord, and NFPA 1600, NYSE's version, known as Rule 446, and the NASD's Rules 3510 and 3520 and others. She is the CEO of Redmond Worldwide “Enterprise Solutions That Work”sm.
Ms. Redmond has extensive knowledge in Enterprise Risk Management. She has experience in developing and implementing systematic availability programs, post-event operations, and streamlining operations through availability and contingency planning. Ms. Redmond has done many performed as an Internal Auditor in a consulting capacity for many firms Enterprise Risk Programs. She has done Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery Projects for many Universities, Corporations, Government Agencies and the US Military. Ms. Redmond has experience with various applications including, Banking Systems, Financial Applications, Accounting Systems, Payments, Payroll, and Pensions as well as Network Recovery, Telecom Recovery and other areas of technology. Ms. Redmond has prepared Business Continuity Plans for such Data Centers with such technologies as mainframes, local area networks, systems and application software, and telecommunications systems. She has been involved with retrofitting and reconfiguring Data Centers to serve as Hot Sites. She has conducted both Physical Security and Building reviews for facilities. She has consulted for entities in the area of availability planning, specifically relating to End-to-End, Content and Architecture. Ms. Redmond has consulted for a variety of industries including: Financial Institutions, Trading Operations, Manufacturing, Utilities, Educational Facilities, Government Agencies and the Military.