|

|
|
Complying with State
Privacy
Notification Laws |
OfficeLock encryption makes
compliance fully automatic |
-
Require
companies to notify state residents whenever their unencrypted
personal information is reasonably believed to have been
obtained by an unauthorized person.
-
Most
state statutes only require notification if a breach compromises
unencrypted personal information.
-
Organizations that encrypt personal information not only better
protect their customers but also avoid onerous notification
obligations.
-
Representative penalties; up to $500,000
in fines per event.
|
-
An
OfficeLock solution encrypts common documents automatically
according to business policy.
-
Customer
documents are automatically secured without training employees.
-
Documents are secure everywhere and all of the time.
-
Documents can be securely shared with designated employees and third
party relationships.
-
For
FACTA1 compliance electronic documents are electronically
destroyed according to policy.
|
| |
|
| Company and
products mentioned in this document may be the trademarks of their
respective companies. |
1
Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act June 1, 2005 ruling. |