Vanguard InsureTech, an independent agency, is reviewing its data handling protocols to ensure compliance with federal privacy standards. Under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), which of the following practices regarding Nonpublic Personal Information (NPI) are legally compliant? Select all that apply.
- Delivering an initial privacy notice to a new policyholder no later than when the customer relationship is formally established.Cevap
- Disclosing an applicant's health data to an unaffiliated medical laboratory for underwriting purposes without an opt-out option, under a strict confidentiality agreement.Cevap
- CMailing an annual privacy notice to an individual who only requested a single rate quote three years ago and never purchased a policy.
- DSelling a list of policyholders' contact information to an outside marketing firm without providing the policyholders a reasonable opportunity to opt out.
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The compliant practices are delivering an initial privacy notice when a customer relationship is established and sharing underwriting data with an unaffiliated laboratory under a confidentiality agreement without an opt-out.
Under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), insurance agencies must provide an initial privacy notice when an ongoing 'customer' relationship is established. Furthermore, while the law generally requires an opt-out opportunity before sharing NPI with nonaffiliated third parties, there is a clear statutory exception for sharing information necessary to effect, administer, or enforce a transaction requested by the consumer (such as underwriting), as long as confidentiality agreements are maintained.
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GLBA Notice Requirements and Opt-Out Exceptions