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whitepaper Shaping Up Your Business Associates - A Case Study on Compliance and Better Relationship Management2005-09-15 03:00:03 Phoenix Health Systems
  The pros and cons of having separate contracts was weighed in support of the chain of trust, trading partner, and Business Associate agreement, or having one contract to incorporate these along with the agreement required by Gramm-Leach-Bliley for the confidentiality of non-public information. Timeframes for compliance were also examined and the team made the decision to attempt one agreement by the July 1, 2002, Gramm-Leach-Bliley compliance date. The result was a single Confidential Information Agreement that reflects the company's commitment to maintain the confidentiality of information it has developed, or has been entrusted to it.   
whitepaper Huntington Bank Cashes in on Web Application Security With Appscan2005-09-15 03:00:03 Watchfire
  The Huntington National Bank (Huntington), a $27 billion regional bank, has been serving the financial needs of its customers for nearly a century and a half. Amid the increasing incidence and sophistication of Web-based crimes, Huntington Bank needed to secure the confidential information and financial assets of its customers as well as implement the safeguards mandated by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA). Huntington discovered that AppScan provided everything they needed from a Web application security testing solution. AppScan has also helped Huntington comply with the Data Protection Rule of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), the 1999 legislation that regulates data security in the financial services industry.   
whitepaper Websense Web Security Suite Protects Rocky Mountain Bank & Trust From Security Threats2005-09-15 03:00:03 Websense
  Founded in 1891, Rocky Mountain Bank & Trust (RMBT) is a Colorado-based community bank that utilizes the latest in technology to maximize operational efficiency. RMBT installed Websense Web Security Suite company-wide, to protect all of its employees from security threats on the internet. The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act states that financial institutions have an obligation to respect the privacy of customers and protect the security and confidentiality of those customers' nonpublic personal information. In accordance with the Act, RMBT manually checks their organization's main website against a template every day.   
whitepaper Information Security Program Development for GLBA2005-09-15 03:00:03 NMI InfoSecurity Solutions
  The client needed to update its information security program to meet Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)requirements. The client had made extensive changes to its customer information system, including the addition of home banking, online customer care, a virtual private network (VPN), acquisition of an insurance division, and several new branch locations. NMI implemented the RAPID business process for information security deployment for the client. The RAPID kickoff phase, including security program review, security awareness review, and risk assessment services, quickly bootstrapped the Client's information security program into compliance with GLBA and other relevant laws and regulations.   
whitepaper Security Assessment for GLBA Compliance2005-09-15 03:00:03 NMI InfoSecurity Solutions
  The client's goal was to achieve compliance with the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) Final Guidelines for Safeguarding Customer Information. The client did not have a formal Information Security Program as defined in GLBA, and had recently made major changes to its customer information system. NMI provided a full security assessment of the Client's Internet presence and internal network, consisting of over 220 servers running Windows, Novell Netware, multiple versions of Unix, and VAX/VMS.   
whitepaper TrustPath Enterprise Support for Financial Institution2005-09-15 03:00:03 NMI InfoSecurity Solutions
  The client required assistance developing, implementing, and maintaining an information security program to meet Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) safeguarding requirements, performing information technology risk assessment and ongoing risk management, and testing existing controls through vulnerability scanning and penetration testing. Initial assessment identified additional related needs, such as assistance responding to computer security incidents and access to technical expertise for security infrastructure decision making. After consultation with client representatives, NMI addressed each of the client's concerns by proposing and implementing a comprehensive TrustPath solution.   
whitepaper DYONYX Case Study: Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corporation2005-09-15 03:00:03 DYONYX
  Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corporation is the largest U.S. privately held mortgage banker/broker, with offices in 49 states, Guam and the Virgin Islands. As financial services provider, Allied is required to comply with the Gramm-Lleach-Bliley Act (GLBA) Safeguard Rule addressing the Administrative, Physical and Technical security requirements for their corporate environment. Allied commissioned DYONYX to provide an encompassing baseline assessment to document the administrative, physical and technical safeguards that GLBA requires. Once the assessment was completed, DYONYX was well positioned to assist Allied with a prioritized set of related service solutions that included Process Optimization, Process automation via Custom Applications Development, Secure Active Directory migration design, plan and implementation, and policy management solution through its Premiere Status Partnership with NetIQ.   
whitepaper Eagle Bank Automates and Reduces the Costs of GLBA Compliance and Bank Audit Preparation2005-09-15 03:00:03 SilverBack Technologies
  Headquartered in Everett, Massachusetts; Eagle Bank is a state-chartered mutual savings bank with more than 115 years of experience in the financial services industry. The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) of 1999 is one federal response to the implications of online banking, ecommerce, electronic records and the need to keep customer cords secure. For Eagle Bank, the answer to the "compliance challenge" came from a solution they had previously implemented for a different mission critical purpose. Eagle Bank discovered that in addition to the benefits of monitoring, SilverBack enabled them to prepare for federal and state exams more efficiently and cost-effectively.   
whitepaper Financial Industry Relies on KnowledgeNet Learning Solutions to Meet Challenges and Focus on Growth2005-09-15 03:00:03 KnowledgeNet
  While technology has paved the way for new growth in the financial industry, it has also intensified the need to provide effective privacy protection for customers. In 1999, the "Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act" (GLBA) was signed into law to protect personal consumer financial information held by financial institutions. In order to ensure GLBA compliance, financial organizations across the country began searching for the most cost effective and efficient ways to train their staff. Financial Institution A chose KnowledgeNet based on its high quality expert-led content and affordable customization capabilities. KnowledgeNet's multiple delivery formats also met the diverse needs of their learners. Employees could continue to provide the highest level of service while learning when and where they wanted - without interrupting business for training.   
whitepaper Edwards Lifesciences Secures Endpoints With Integrity2005-09-15 03:00:03 Checkpoint Systems
  Defeating cardiovascular disease is the life's work of the more than 5,000 men and women of Edwards Lifesciences, a global leader in products and technologies for treating heart and circulatory problems. As a U.S. healthcare company, Edwards Lifesciences has to comply with many federal and state regulations to protect information. It must adhere to the security requirements of the Federal Drug Administration and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), as well as those of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act, and the California Security Breach Information Act. Check Point Integrity was the only solution to provide the security required with the ease of use and management demanded for a large-scale global deployment.   

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