Information Security Program (ISP)
The Federal Trade Commission requires franchised automobile dealers to implement a written Custom Information Security Program (ISP) under the direction of an appointed Corporate Compliance Officer AND TO UPDATE THEIR PROGRAM PERIODCALLY (effective May 23, 2003).
The Federal Trade Commission requires franchised automotive dealers to implement a written Identity Theft Prevention Program (ITPP) under the direction of an appointed Corporate compliance Officer and UPDATE THEIR PROGRAM PERIODICALLY (effective December 31, 2010).
In addition, the dealer found not complying may be open to civil action initiated by the individuals whose nonpublic personal information has been compromised The negative press stemming from the fraudulent use of nonpublic personal information impacts floor traffic and potential customer interest to visit or associate with your dealership.
One-on-one support from the start You’ll receive a complete overview of both programs, followed by detailed instruction in conducting a risk assessment. We will also help identify store personnel who will have specific Red Flags and Safeguard duties. Tailored to your unique needs We’ll begin with hands-on guidance to ensure the Information Security Program and Identity Theft Prevention Program meet the needs of your store and those charged with managing and abiding by them. Installation and ongoing management Our online job description orientation program (for current and new employees) is easy to use, and we’ve included full instructions to get started. In addition, we will provide user tips for launching an effective program. Once you’re up and running, we will continue to send updates for Corporate Compliance Officer duties.
DealerAide NPI Solutions since 2004.
