NAIC Insurance Data Security Model Law (#668)
Model law adopted by 24+ US states requiring insurers, agents, and other licensed entities to develop comprehensive information security programs. 24 sections covering information security program requirements, risk assessment, board oversight, CISO designation, access controls, system and data safeguards, secure development practices, incident response, investigation and notification, third-party service provider oversight, and annual compliance certification to the commissioner.
Clauses: 24
Avg Coverage: 72.1%
Publisher: National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Version: Model Law #668 (2017) | Clause | Title | SP 800-53 Controls |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | Definitions | |
| 4 | Information Security Program — Comprehensive Written Program | |
| 4-access | Access Controls and Authentication | |
| 4-asset | Asset Management and Data Governance | |
| 4-audit | Audit Trail and Logging | |
| 4-config | System Configuration and Change Management | |
| 4-encryption | Encryption of Nonpublic Information | |
| 4-monitoring | Monitoring and Testing | |
| 4-personnel | Personnel Security and Staffing | |
| 4-training | Security Awareness Training | |
| 4A | Risk Assessment | |
| 4B | Risk Management — Security Program Design | |
| 4C | Oversight by Board of Directors | |
| 4D | Oversight of Third-Party Service Provider Arrangements | |
| 4E | Program Adjustments | |
| 4F-a | Incident Response Plan — Written Plan Requirements | |
| 4F-b | Incident Response Plan — Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery | |
| 5 | Investigation of a Cybersecurity Event | |
| 6-a | Notification to Commissioner of Insurance | |
| 6-b | Notification to Consumers | |
| 7 | Power of Commissioner | |
| 8 | Confidentiality | |
| 9 | Exceptions | |
| 10 | Penalties |