Safeguards Rule 
In 2003 the FTC enacted the Safeguards Rule, a privacy provision to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley ACT. The rule requires auto dealerships to have an effective security program in place to protect consumer information and to reduce the odds of identity theft.
gvo3 & Associates can help your dealership with the implementation of a comprehensive Safeguards program. The Safeguards Rule established 5 key elements to a satisfactory security program:
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Designate a Compliance Officer |
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Conduct a Risk Assessment |
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Design and implement an Information Security Program |
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Provide initial and ongoing employee training |
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Conduct periodic audits of the Information Security Program |
gvo3 & Associates will assist in these efforts by:
- Conducting a comprehensive review of the dealerships current risks
- Assisting with the development of a policy and procedure manual which outlines the specifics of the dealership’s Information Security Program
- Training the Compliance Officer
- Developing and implementing training for the staff
- Conducting ongoing periodic audits of the program to ensure effectiveness
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